2023-01-09
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has made available online recordings of two recent virtual workshops for registered Financial Services Providers. The first session addresses irregularity reporting requirements under the FAIS Act, while the second outlines licensing, competency, and operational obligations for funeral parlours operating as FSPs. Providers can access these recordings via the official YouTube links and direct further enquiries to designated FSCA officials.
1 FSCA COMMUNICATION 40 OF 2022 (FAIS) Access to recordings of workshops held for Financial Services Providers
2 Contents: • Licensing and competency requirements in terms of the FAIS Act • Who must be registered as representatives? • Underwriting requirements • Policy administration and data requirements • Premium collection and remittance to the insurer • Financial statements and section 19(3) reports • Claims handling and payment to beneficiaries • Applicable exemptions Link: • Click here to access the recording on the FSCA YouTube channel 4. ENQUIRIES
4.1 For more information about this Communication and the above workshops, please contact: • Ms Charene Nortier: Charene.Nortier@fsca.co.za • Ms Mpho Mashashane-Masango: Mpho.Mashashane-masango@fsca.co.za • Mr Xolani Mkumla: Xolani.Mkumla@fsca.co.za • Ms Tania Rorke: Tania.Rorke@fsca.co.za • Mr Sidwell Francis: Sidwell.Francis@fsca.co.za 4.2 This Communication is available on the FSCA’s website (www.fsca.co.za) at the following path: Home > Regulatory Frameworks > Industry Communication > FAIS > FSCA Communication. FARZANA BADAT DEPUTY COMMISSIONER FINANCIAL SECTOR CONDUCT AUTHORITY Date of publication: 15 December 2022