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Regulated Industries

The Financial and Consumer Services Commission of New Brunswick is responsible for the regulation and enforcement of securities, insurance, pensions, credit unions, trust and loan companies, co-operatives, mortgage brokers, pay day lenders, real estate and a wider range of other consumer legislation. We regulate 44,000 industry participants who make their living working with New Brunswickers’ money. These industry participants handle more than $50 billion of New Brunswick consumers’ money.

Questions about your industry’s regulations and legislation? Proposed rule changes? Looking for bulletins and notices? If you operate a business in, or work in, one of these regulated industries, here’s where you’ll find answers.

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News Release

19 Jun 2025

News and Alerts

Canadian securities regulators launch consultation on ETF framework

TORONTO – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today publishe

News Release

26 Jun 2025

News and Alerts

CSA publishes 3-year Business Plan focused on competition and investor protection

Calgary – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) released today its 2025-2028 Business Plan s

News Release

26 Jun 2025

News and Alerts

Canadian securities regulators propose prohibiting the use of chargebacks in the distribution of investment funds

Toronto and Montreal – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) has published, for a 90-day comment period,

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News Release

News and Alerts

Canadian securities regulators launch consultation on ETF framework

News Release

News and Alerts

CSA publishes 3-year Business Plan focused on competition and investor protection

News Release

News and Alerts

Canadian securities regulators propose prohibiting the use of chargebacks in the distribution of investment funds