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New Brunswick Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB)

Fredericton Office

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Record #: HDC5392 Last Modified: 15 Sep 2020 Last Full Update: 15 Sep 2020
Contact Information
Toll Free Phone 1-866-933-2222
E-Mail info@fcnb.ca
Website fcnb.ca/FinancialConsumer.html
Description & Services
Cross Reference Fredericton Office
Description of service(s) New Brunswick's Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB) is responsible for the administration and enforcement of provincial legislation that regulates the following sectors: securities, insurance, pensions, credit unions, trust and loan companies, co-operatives, and a wide range of other consumer legislation.
Areas Served Fredericton
Languages English ; French
Location information
Located In Community Fredericton
Address & Map
225 King St, Suite 200
Fredericton, NB E3B 1E1
Accessibility Unknown ; ***Note that accessibility is self-reported. Please contact the organization before arrival.***

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