The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Ghana is a regulatory body established under the Securities Industry Act, 2016 (Act 929). It aims to promote a fair and transparent securities market, protecting investors and market integrity. The SEC advises the Minister on securities matters, regulates various financial entities, and monitors solvency to protect customer interests[1][3][4]. Its target audience includes investors, financial institutions, and market participants. The unique selling proposition is its role in ensuring a stable and trustworthy financial environment in Ghana. Services include licensing, surveillance, and formulating industry principles[1][4].