Regulatory Update with FSRA

About the Webinar

Join us for an essential Regulatory Update Webinar hosted in collaboration with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario (FSRA). This session is designed to keep mortgage professionals informed on key regulatory developments that impact your day-to-day practice and compliance obligations.

Topics Include:

• Advertising Requirements: Understand the latest guidelines and best practices to ensure your advertising meets FSRA’s compliance standards.
• Turnaround Times on Licensing: Get up-to-date insights on licensing timelines and what to expect during the application and renewal process.
• Market Conduct: Learn about FSRA’s current focus areas and expectations for ethical and responsible behaviour in the mortgage sector.
• Education Requirements: Stay ahead of evolving requirements to maintain your license and support professional excellence.

This webinar is a must-attend for anyone looking to stay current with regulatory expectations, minimize compliance risks, and operate confidently in today’s evolving mortgage environment. Whether you’re new to the industry or a seasoned broker, these insights will help you navigate your obligations with clarity.

Continuing Education Units: .75 Compulsory CEU

About the Presenter

Antoinette Leung is the Head of the Financial Institutions and Mortgage Brokering Conduct team, which is responsible for conduct supervision of credit unions, mortgage brokerages and mortgage administrators, and related policy making. She also has oversight over FSRA’s Complaints and Risk Assessment Unit, which is responsible for handling public complaints.

She chairs the Mortgage Broker Regulators’ Council of Canada (MBRCC) and the Market Conduct Working Group of the Credit Union Prudential Supervisors Association (CUPSA).

Prior to joining FSRA, Antoinette was a member of the senior management team at the Ontario Securities Commission. She has extensive experience in compliance, risk and policy making with respect to various financial sectors, such as dealers, portfolio managers and clearing agencies. She chaired and represented the OSC on various international and domestic regulatory committees.

She completed a secondment at Payments Canada in 2017-2018 as Director of Financial Market Risk, where she was responsible for leading the development of the risk and settlement models for Canada’s wholesale, retail batch and real time payment systems in collaboration with the financial sector and the Bank of Canada.

Antoinette is also a CPA, CA and a CFA charter holder.