The International Financial Services Commission (IFSC) of Belize is the regulatory authority responsible for overseeing the international financial services sector in Belize. Established to promote, protect, and enhance Belize as an international financial center, the IFSC is tasked with fostering the growth and development of the financial services industry while ensuring that the services offered are transparent, reliable, and comply with international standards. The primary objective of the IFSC is to regulate providers of international financial services, including the supervision and licensing of a wide range of financial services activities such as forex trading, brokerage services, international asset protection and management, trust services, and the registration of international business companies (IBCs). The Commission plays a crucial role in ensuring that its licensees operate with integrity, competence, and financial soundness, thereby protecting the interests of investors and the public.