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The JFSC 2024 annual report is now available (April 28, 2025)

28/04/2025

The JFSC annual report consists of three main sections:

  1. The JFSC performance report, [pages 14-79], that shows the JFSCs
    • Strategic and operational activity,
    • ESG activity,
    • Human rights, anti-bribery, and corruption statement,
    • Financial overview and
    • Risk, legal and data protection overview
  2. The JFSC accountability report, [pages 81-100], including
    •  Governance statement,
    • Remuneration and employee report and
    • Governance structure
  3. The JFSC financial statements [pages 102-119]

The highlights

COMPLAINTS

On page 64 of the JFSC performance report are the complaints data 

ENFORCEMENT

On page 30 of the JFSC performance report are enforcement updates   

And the year ahead is on page 13

Please read it here.

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