The Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulatory Commission (ECSRC) has released its 2025 Annual Report, detailing its financial performance, regulatory initiatives, and efforts to strengthen the Eastern Caribbean Securities Market (ECSM) over the past year.
According to the Commission, the report outlines its work to enhance investor protection and advance its regulatory mandate across the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (ECCU). Throughout 2025, the ECSRC focused on strengthening regulatory oversight, engaging with market participants, and expanding public education and investor awareness programs. The Commission also collaborated with regional and international stakeholders to promote capital market development and maintain a transparent, resilient market environment.
The release comes as the ECSRC marks its 25th anniversary of operations. Looking ahead, the report details the organization’s future strategic priorities, which include embracing innovation, improving regulatory effectiveness, and expanding regional investment opportunities.
“The 2025 Annual Report reflects not only the work accomplished over the past year but also our unwavering commitment to building a stronger and more inclusive capital market for the people of the Eastern Caribbean,” said ECSRC Chief Executive Officer Alousia Faisal. “As we continue to evolve alongside the changing financial landscape, we remain focused on sound regulation, innovation, collaboration, and investor education as the pillars of sustainable market development.”
The ECSRC encourages investors, market participants, policymakers, and members of the public to review the document for further insight into its operations and the ongoing development of the regional securities market.
The 2025 Annual Report is now available for download on the ECSRC’s official website at <https://www.ecsrc.
