Annual reports

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The annual reports of the Chambre de la sécurité financière go beyond a simple financial statement. They provide an overview of the year’s activities: our achievements, strategic initiatives and efforts to protect the public. They document our tangible actions to support the professionalism of our members while ensuring compliance with ethical rules.

Governance

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Learn about the teams who help the CSF fulfill its mission to protect the public with effectiveness and transparency. They include the Board of Directors, who perform their duties with the support of three standing committees and two advisory committees. The Board oversees the activities of the entire CSF and management team, who work collaboratively to achieve strategic objectives and implement action plans.

Members of the CSF

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The Chambre de la sécurité financière brings together 34,000 personal financial advisors around a shared commitment: to put their clients’ interests first. These professionals are subject to mandatory professional development requirements, are accountable for their actions, and must act in compliance with a strict code of professional conduct. Their obligations reflect the high level of competence and integrity expected in their practice.

History of the CSF

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In 1905, insurance representatives created the first group aimed at encouraging good business practices among its members. From then on, the associations succeeded one another to become the trustworthy and innovative self-regulatory organization we know today: the Chambre de la sécurité financière.

Who are we?

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The role of the CSF is essential to ensuring public confidence in financial services. In a complex and constantly evolving sector, where decisions made by consumers can have a major impact on their financial future, it is crucial that professionals act with competence, integrity and ethics.

The CSF

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The mission of the Chambre de la sécurité financière is to protect the public by ensuring its members’ integrity and professionalism. As such, it oversees the professional development, ethics and discipline of advisors, many of whom practice in more than one discipline related to personal finance. This model for multidisciplinary supervision, unique in Canada, enables the CSF to provide optimal oversight of professionals.

About us

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Our mission is to protect the public by ensuring the integrity and professionalism of financial services advisors. The CSF is a self-regulatory body established by law to oversee its members’ training, ethics and discipline. It is multidisciplinary, meaning that it oversees advisors who practice in more than one industry. This feature is unique to the Quebec system.

Standards

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The graphic standards guide includes guidelines and templates designed to maintain consistency across all CSF communication channels.
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