The Jordan Securities Commission (JSC) is an independent public institution responsible for regulating and developing Jordan's capital market. Established in 1997 under the Securities Law, the JSC operates with financial and administrative autonomy. Its primary objectives include protecting investors, ensuring transparency and fairness in trading, and supervising licensed market participants. The Commission works to develop a robust regulatory framework that aligns with international standards. By overseeing the Amman Stock Exchange, Securities Depository Center, and all related financial services, the JSC plays a vital role in maintaining market stability and fostering investor confidence in Jordan's financial sector.