Rule · FSCA · 10 Oct 2019
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) established a database of qualified individuals eligible for discretionary appointment to retirement fund boards under Section 26(2) of the Pension Funds Act. Candidates must demonstrate integrity, governance knowledge, financial services experience, and professional registration or Trustee Toolkit completion to qualify for inclusion. Applicants must submit comprehensive documentation, including clearance certificates and a completed questionnaire, to enable the Authority to appoint diverse trustees aligned with national transformation objectives.
FSCA Communication 3 of 2019 (PFA)
Section 26(2) Database
FSCA COMMUNICATION 4 OF 2019 (PFA)
DATABASE OF CANDIDATES FOR APPOINTMENT IN TERMS OF SECTION 26(2) OF THE PENSION FUNDS ACT
Section 26(2) of the Pension Funds Act, 1956 (‘the Act’) empowers the Financial Sector
Conduct Authority (‘Authority’) to intervene in the management of retirement funds by appointing persons to the board of a fund in certain circumstances. The Authority continues to establish a database of persons whom the Authority can appoint in terms of section 26(2) when this becomes necessary. The Authority will consider candidates who meet at least one or more of the following requirements:
Persons who want to be considered for inclusion on the Authority’s database of section 26(2) candidates are requested to submit their curriculum vitae, proof of qualifications together with the following documents:
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