To regulate, monitor & develop Jordan capital market in issues related to disclosure, financial services activities & dealing in securities, in order to enhance the trust in the national economy, encourage investment & protect investors. As well as, upgrade legislations & technical developments continuously & according to recent standards & international best practices.

Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) is concerned to achieve the following objectives:

• Regulate & develop the capital market.
• Protect Amman Stock Exchange (ASE) investors in securities.
• Protect the capital market from risks.

Safeguard the interest of the Seychelles non-bank financial services sector, through the establishment of a sound and ethical regulatory environment.

To jointly create a conducive environment for the growth and development of the financial services industry of Seychelles, in alignment with the national economic development strategy and in strict compliance with local and international regulatory norms and best practices.

FCA regulates the financial services industry in the UK.

FCA aims to make sure that financial markets work well so that consumers get a fair deal. This means ensuring that, the financial industry is run with integrity, firms provide consumers with appropriate products and services, and consumers can trust that firms have their best interests at heart.

Fulfillment of federal tasks has always been the goal of Securities and Commodities Authority. Its normative acts establish and enhance the legal environment of the companies engaged in the securities business, thus, strengthening the Authority’s credibility.

The Authority continuously strives to enhance administration of the subordinate companies, alerting them to the general requirements set by the relevant federal laws and any other supportive normative acts.

The SCA shall license all securities markets in the UAE established in the form of electronically interconnected local public bodies.

Market management shall be ensured by the locally established Board comprising only those members that participate neither in any public joint-stock company nor in any brokerage activity.

The primary task of this agency lies in protection of the investing public, adequate enactment that promotes fair business and advances market efficiency, and adoption of the relevant control measures.

The Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia, in pursuit of being recognized as a prestigious, transparent, independent, knowledge-sharing and effective entity, as well as by virtue of:

• the Republic of Armenia Constitution;
• objectives conferred to it under the Republic of Armenia Law on the Central Bank;
• best international experience for sustainable economic development and an outlook for European integration;
• the wish to play a key role in provision of financial services at a regional level;
• development trends and best international experience for central banks as crucial institutional units  

 outlines the development of the potential of the Central Bank and mobilizes resources in the following directions:

1. Monetary policy
2. Financial system stability and development
3. Statistics 
4. Payment and settlement system and cash money cycle 
5. Institutional development of the Central Bank