The British Columbia Financial Services Authority has launched its first three-year Strategic Plan for 2026–29, setting out how it will prioritise its work to build and maintain confidence in British Columbia’s financial services sector. Titled “What Matters. Made Clear,” the plan focuses on four outcomes: financial services that earn confidence, institutions that are safe and sound, markets that function with integrity, and consumers who are treated fairly and can make informed decisions. The priorities span BCFSA’s remit across credit unions, trusts, insurance companies, pension plans, mortgage brokers, real estate professionals and real estate development marketing. More detail on emerging risks, priorities and upcoming consultations is expected through a forthcoming Risk Outlook and the 2027/28 Regulatory Roadmap.
British Columbia Financial Services Authority 2026-02-17
British Columbia Financial Services Authority launches first 2026–29 strategic plan setting four outcome priorities
The British Columbia Financial Services Authority has unveiled its inaugural three-year Strategic Plan for 2026–29, emphasizing confidence in the financial services sector. The plan, "What Matters. Made Clear," targets outcomes including trustworthy financial services, safe institutions, market integrity, and fair consumer treatment. Further details on risks and priorities will be provided in an upcoming Risk Outlook and 2027/28 Regulatory Roadmap.