Consultation · FSCA · 25 Nov 2022
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority published a revised draft Conduct Standard regarding the provision of a benchmark for public consultation. Stakeholders are invited to submit written comments using the provided template on or before 6 February 2023. The draft aims to establish a regulatory framework for supervising benchmark administrators and regulating benchmark provision once relevant regulations come into effect.
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FSCA COMMUNICATION 38 OF 2022 (FM)
Publication of revised draft Conduct Standard – Requirements relating to the provision of a benchmark for public consultation
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3. AVAILABILITY OF INFORMATION AND ENQUIRIES
3.1 The draft Conduct Standard, together with the listed supporting documents referred to in
paragraph 1, is available on the FSCA’s website at www.fsca.co.za under Regulatory Frameworks > Documents for Consultation > Capital Markets.
3.2 Interested parties are invited to, in writing, submit comments on the draft Conduct Standard
and supporting documents, using the comments template published alongside the draft Conduct Standard, on or before 6 February 2023 via email to FSCA.RFDStandards@fsca.co.za.
3.3 For more information regarding the draft Conduct Standard and/or this Communication,
please contact the Regulatory Frameworks Department of the FSCA at Roslynne.Vanwyk@fsca.co.za. UNATHI KAMLANA COMMISSIONER FINANCIAL SECTOR CONDUCT AUTHORITY Date of publication: 25 November 2022
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“The main objective of the Conduct Standard is to propose a regulatory framework in terms of which benchmark administrators will be supervised, and whereby the provision of a benchmark will be regulated once the Regulations in terms of sect…”
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