The Japanese Financial Services Agency (FSA) is a government body responsible for overseeing and regulating financial institutions in Japan. Established in 2000, its main objectives include ensuring the stability of the financial system, protecting investors, and promoting fair and transparent financial practices. The FSA supervises various sectors, including banking, securities, and insurance. It works to prevent financial crises and maintain public confidence in the financial system. By enforcing laws and regulations, the FSA aims to create a safe environment for both consumers and businesses in the Japanese financial market.