FSCA COMMUNICATION 11 OF 2022 (FAIS)
Extension of period referred to in FSCA COMMUNICATION 19 OF 2021 - Submission of
representative register
- PURPOSE
The purpose of this Communication is to inform licensed financial services providers (“FSPs”) of
the Financial Sector Conduct Authority’s (FSCA) decision to extend the timeline to integrate their
systems with the FSCA web service by using the SOAP API (simple object access protocol
application programming interface) of the FSCA.
- BACKGROUND
On 02 November 2021, the FSCA published FSCA Communication 19 of 2021(the
communication). The purpose of the communication was to inform FSPs of the change in the
method of submission of the representative register to the FSCA in order to comply with section
13 of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002 (Act 37 of 2007), read with the
licensing conditions imposed on authorised financial services providers. FSPs must, within 15
days of any changes to its representative register, inform the Financial Sector Conduct Authority
of any changes affected to the details as contained in that register using the different methods
listed in the communication. In terms of the communication, the submission of representative
registers in Microsoft Excel format would no longer be accepted after 31 March 2022 as all FSPs
were required to integrate their systems with the FSCA web service by no later than 31 March
- EXTENSION OF DEADLINE TO CHANGES TO THE ELECTRONIC SUBMISSION OF
REPRESENTATIVE REGISTER
The FSCA has received numerous requests to extend the timeline stipulated in FSCA
Communication 19 of 2021 (FAIS). After careful consideration of the requests and the reasons
provided, the FSCA hereby confirms that an extension has been granted until 30 June 2022. The
integration to the FSCA web service must be completed on or before 30 June 2022.
- ENQUIRIES
For more information regarding this Communication contact Lerato.Tleane@fsca.co.za.
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FM Mabaso
Divisional Executive: Licensing and Business Centre
Financial Sector Conduct Authority
Date of publication: 24 March 2022