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Effective Complaint Management: A Guide to Resolution

About this event

Join the Financial Services Commission (FSC) for a focused webinar on strengthening complaint-handling practices across the securities business sector.

This session will walk you through the legal and practical foundations of effective complaint management—ensuring your organization stays compliant, responsive, and investor-focused.

👥 Who Should Attend:

  • Compliance Officers
  • Representatives of securities business entities

💡 What You’ll Learn:

  • The importance of robust complaint management
  • Legal requirements for complaints-handling systems
  • How proper handling supports investor protection, market fairness, and risk reduction

✅ Registration is free – reserve your spot today and take a step toward stronger regulatory confidence.

Hosted by

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    Mario Maldonado Auditor @ Financial Services Commission

    Mario Maldonado joined the Belize Financial Services Commission as an Auditor in October 2023. With three years of experience in public accounting, he specializes in evaluating financial solvency, assessing prudential controls, and conducting regulatory and desk-based monitoring for licensees and registrants. Mario is committed to ensuring compliance and fostering transparency within the non-banking financial sector.

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    Ariel Muschamp

    Ariel Muschamp has been serving as an Examiner at the Financial Services Commission (FSC) since 2023. Holding an honours degree in Paralegal Studies, she is dedicated to safeguarding the integrity of FSC’s financial sector. With a strong commitment to regulatory compliance and financial oversight, Ariel plays a pivotal role in promoting transparency and accountability within the industry. Her extensive expertise, unwavering dedication, and meticulous attention to detail significantly contribute to the FSC’s mission of fostering a secure and well-regulated financial environment.

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    Rochelle McFadzean

    Rochelle McFadzean has served as Assistant Director of Compliance at the FSC since November 2019, overseeing regulation and supervision of the non-bank financial sector. She holds an MBA in Finance and is a Certified Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crimes Prevention Professional.

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    Donovan Young

    Donovan Young has been a key member of the FSC since 2016, joining as a Complaints Officer within the financial sector division. Over the years, he has served in multiple capacities across the Commission, including roles within the Licensing Department and the Enforcement Department. In his current role, he focuses on assessing prudential controls and conducting both regulatory and desk-based monitoring of licensees and registrants. He is tasked with the ongoing supervision of his assigned portfolio to ensure compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and best practices as set out by the Commission. With a strong commitment to promoting transparency, accountability, and compliance, he plays a pivotal role in upholding the integrity of Belize’s financial sector. His extensive expertise, attention to detail, and dedication to regulatory excellence continue to support the FSC’s mission of fostering a secure and well-regulated financial environment.

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    Sharlene Jones

    The Director of Compliance at the Financial Services Commission of Belize leads the Compliance Department in the regulation and supervision of licensees and registrants to ensure their compliance with the Commission’s rules, directives, regulations, and applicable legislation. A professional in the financial services industry for 30 years, she is a Certified Regulatory Anti-Money Laundering, Countering the Financing of Terrorism, Countering the Financing of Proliferation & Financial Crimes Professional, and a Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist.

Financial Services Commission, Belize

The Financial Services Commission of Belize regulates and supervises non-bank financial services, including capital markets. Its mission: To protect investors; ensure fair, efficient, and transparent markets; reduce systemic risks and support the development of Belize's Financial Services industry.