FSA:The Financial Services Authority is the unified regulator of the UK financial markets, exercising statutory responsibilities and reporting directly to the Treasury. The FSA is an independent, non-governmental organization formed by the Securities and Investment Commission.

The FSA regulates the financial services industry. Maintain efficient, orderly, and clean financial markets. To help small and medium-sized consumers obtain a fair deal; to maintain confidence in the UK financial markets and industry; to promote public understanding of the financial system and the benefits and risks of different types of investments and financial transactions; to ensure that industry players are properly run and financially structured to protect investors; and to educate investors about investment risks. To supervise, prevent and combat financial crimes.

The United Kingdom is currently the world's most sophisticated and robust financial services country, and through the Financial Services Authority (FSA) all financial services institutions registered in its territory are strictly regulated. Currently there are hundreds of companies that are regulated by the FSA, but only a few are qualified to make foreign exchange gold investments.

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is an independent non-governmental body, given statutory powers by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. We are a company limited by guarantee and financed by the financial services industry. The Board sets our overall policy, but day-to-day decisions and management of the staff are The Board sets our overall policy, but day-to-day decisions and management of the staff are the responsibility of the Executive Committee.

We are accountable to Treasury Ministers and, through them, Parliament. We are operationally independent of government and are funded entirely by the firms we regulate. We are an open and transparent organisation and provide full information for firms, consumers and others about our objectives, plans, We are an open and transparent organisation and provide full information for firms, consumers and others about our objectives, plans, policies and rules, including through this website.