The Financial Regulatory Council is an organization that oversees and regulates financial institutions and markets to ensure stability and protect consumers. It establishes rules and guidelines that financial entities must follow, promoting transparency and fairness in the financial system. The council works closely with various stakeholders, including government agencies, financial institutions, and the public, to address issues such as fraud, market manipulation, and systemic risks. By enforcing regulations, the council aims to maintain public confidence in the financial system and prevent economic crises.