The Qatar Financial Centre Regulatory Authority (QFCRA) is an independent regulator established in 2005 to authorize and regulate financial services within the Qatar Financial Centre (QFC). It offers regulatory oversight for sectors like banking, asset management, and insurance, ensuring compliance with international standards. The QFCRA's target audience includes domestic and international financial institutions. Its unique selling proposition is providing a principles-based regulatory framework that aligns with common law, emphasizing transparency and accountability, which attracts global financial institutions to Qatar. This framework supports Qatar's economic diversification strategy under its National Vision 2030[1][2][5].