Regulators

Labuan Offshore Financial Services Authority</a> - Deeply committed to the objective of turning Labuan into a full-fledged and premier international offshore financial centre in the world, perhaps second to none in Asia.

Securities Commission of Malaysia</a> - Combined Malaysian regulator with the aim of protecting the investor, and encouraging and promoting the development of the securities and futures markets in Malaysia.

Financial Services Commission</a> - The regulatory authority which licenses, regulates and supervises non-bank financial institutions in Mauritius.

With information about the legal position of NAMFISA, its consumer education bulletins, and an online complaints form.

Pensions and Insurance Supervisory Authority of the Netherlands</a> - Pensioen + Verzekeringskamer (PVK) is responsible for the supervision of insurance companies and pension funds in the Netherlands.

Autoriteit Financiële Markten. Includes a warning list of those known to be offering financial services without proper authorization.

Securities Commission of New Zealand</a> - To encourage, promote and facilitate good securities and corporate practice and to discourage malpractice, both in the promotion of securities and in the management of investors' funds.

Banking, Insurance and Securities Commission of Norway</a> - The Kredittilsynet, with limited content in English, mostly in Norwegian.

Superintendencia de Bancos</a> - Some information in English, mostly in Spanish.

Securities Commission of Papua New Guinea</a> - The SCPNG is a division of the Investment Promotion Authority.