Rule · FSCA · 18 Mar 2022
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority withdraws FSCA Request for Information 2 of 2022 (RF) and FSCA Communication 6 of 2022, both published on 7 March 2022, which had required all retirement funds and administrators to provide up-to-date information on unclaimed benefits and benefits of paid-up members, and to do so on an ongoing basis. The withdrawal is due to old versions of the annexures used. The Authority apologises for any inconvenience caused.
FSCA COMMUNICATION 7 OF 2022 (RF)
Withdrawal of FSCA Request for Information 2 of 2022 (RF)
FSCA
Financial Sector
Conduct Authority
The purpose of this communication is to inform the retirement fund industry that the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (“Authority”) withdraws FSCA Request for Information 2 of 2022 (RF) (“Information Request”) and FSCA Communication 6 of 2022 (“Communication”).
On 7 March 2022, the Authority published the Information Request and Communication to:
2.1 obtain the necessary and relevant up-to-date information from all retirement funds and administrators relating to unclaimed benefits and benefits of paid-up members; and
2.2 request all retirement funds and administrators to, on an ongoing basis provide the requisite information relating to unclaimed benefits and benefits of paid-up members.
The Authority hereby withdraws the Information Request and Communication due to old versions of the annexures used. The Authority apologises for any inconvenience caused.
For more information regarding this Communication contact the FSCA by emailing Retshedisitswe Mokoena at Retshedisitswe.Mokoena@fsca.co.za
OB MAKHUBELA
DIVISIONAL EXECUTIVE: RETIREMENT FUNDS SUPERVISION Date of publication: 18 March 2022
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