The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) to formalise regulatory cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
The MoU was signed by K Rajaraman, Chairperson of IFSCA, and Dr Yen-Liang Chen, Vice Chairperson of the FSC. The agreement was virtually exchanged and operationalised on December 3, 2025, as part of the 18th India–Taiwan Economic Consultations.
Under the agreement, both regulators will facilitate the sharing of information on recent trends and best practices relating to the development, regulatory frameworks and business structures of financial markets in their respective jurisdictions. The MoU also aims to promote and ensure the fitness and propriety of licensed or registered entities, while encouraging high standards of fair dealing and integrity in the conduct of business.
In addition, the agreement provides for cooperation in the enforcement of laws, rules and regulations governing financial products, financial services and financial institutions. The MoU further covers information sharing related to the application of technology, financial innovation, financial technology and regulatory technology within financial markets in India and Taiwan.
IFSCA said the cooperation framework is expected to strengthen regulatory engagement between the two authorities and support the development of robust, transparent and well-governed financial markets.
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