Rule · FSCA · 18 Mar 2022
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has withdrawn its Request for Information 2 of 2022 and Communication 6 of 2022 due to the use of outdated annexures. The original March directives required retirement funds and administrators to collect and continuously report data on unclaimed benefits and paid-up member accounts. The Authority apologizes for the resulting inconvenience and directs industry stakeholders to contact its Retirement Funds Supervision division for clarification.
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FSCA COMMUNICATION 7 OF 2022 (RF)
Withdrawal of FSCA Request for Information 2 of 2022 (RF)
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“The purpose of this communication is to inform the retirement fund industry that the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (“Authority”) withdraws ... and FSCA Communication 6 of 2022 (“Communication”).”
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