Rule · FSCA · 26 Mar 2018

CISCA Circular No 16: Verification Checks for Collective Investment Scheme Managers and Trustees

The South African Financial Services Board requires all applicants for director and board member verification checks to submit a police clearance certificate with their regulatory applications. This mandate addresses the South African Police Services suspension of standard criminal record enquiries, which now limits verification to fingerprint-based systems. Collective Investment Scheme Managers must bear the full cost of obtaining these certificates for their nominees.

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  • Annexure B of Notice 910 of 2010Not in RegAlert

    “In the circumstances, in addition to the information stipulated in paragraph 9 of Annexure B of Notice 910 of 2010, all applicants will be required to submit police clearance certificates.”

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