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BC Financial Services Authority is a Crown agency responsible for the supervision and regulation of the financial service sector, including credit unions, insurance, mortgage brokers, pensions, real estate professionals and trusts
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View and manage information, submit and view the status of submissions and filings, and manage business authorizations with BCFSA for real estate licensees, mortgage brokers, insurance, credit unions trust companies
- Find a Professional | BCFSA
Use our online register to find information about real estate professionals and brokerages, including contact details, licence category and level, any licence conditions or restrictions, and any recent discipline history Search results will include names of all team members Limited information available using this search option
- Real Estate Professional Resources - BCFSA
Find answers to your real estate questions and stay up-to-date on the latest developments Find everything you need to know about becoming licensed for the first time Already licensed? Find information on renewing, transferring, moving or reinstating your licence
- Public Protection - BCFSA
BCFSA protects the public interest and promotes trust in BC’s financial services We supervise and audit the industries we regulate, and we take action when needed, by investigating and disciplining in cases of misconduct
- What We Do - BCFSA
BCFSA protects the rights of British Columbians by promoting high standards of market conduct within the financial services sectors we regulate As a modern, effective, and efficient regulator, we’re committed to providing oversight that ensures fair, transparent processes that benefit the public
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BC Financial Services Authority is a Crown agency responsible for the supervision and regulation of the financial service sector, including credit unions, insurance, mortgage brokers, pensions, real estate professionals and trusts
- About Us - BCFSA
BC Financial Services Authority (“BCFSA”) is the province’s regulator for the financial services sector to help protect British Columbians during some of the most important financial decisions of their lives
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