Investors

The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority (FCAA) is responsible for developing and enforcing securities laws, which regulate Saskatchewan capital markets and protect investors. The FCAA oversees people who sell or give advice on securities and derivatives and businesses that raise money from investors. FCAA ensures that everyone meets the standards and follows the rules, so that you are not taken advantage of. FCAA is also responsible for investor education and develops helpful resources so you can make informed investment decisions.

Consult the resources below for information on a number of important topics.

• Alerts

  Learn about scams to avoid.

• Binary options

  Binary options are bets on whether the price for an asset (currency, stock etc.) will go higher or lower at a certain point in time. Learn more about binary options and how to protect yourself.

• Cease Trade Orders

  Search the database to find Saskatchewan companies and individuals who have failed to comply with filing requirements.

• Check before you invest

  Make sure the individuals and companies you are dealing with are registered to sell securities and have not been disciplined for breaking laws.

• Cryptocurrency

  Understand what cryptocurrency is and know the risks involved.

• Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Investing

  Learn if DIY investing is right for you. 

• Enforcement proceedings

  Check to see if an individual or company is currently, or has been, involved in an enforcement proceeding in Saskatchewan.

• Financial Literacy

  Important information and resources to provide you with the knowledge, skills and confidence to make responsible financial decisions.

• Investment basics

  Helpful points to consider before investing.

• Investment fraud

  Protect yourself against fraud.

• Make a complaint

  Learn how to make a complaint about financial advisors or companies.

• Start-up crowdfunding

  Learn what start-up crowdfunding is and how it works.