Consultation · FSCA · 23 Mar 2020
The submission dates for the Adviser Categorisation Discussion Document and the 2nd Investments Related matters Discussion Document are extended from 31 March 2020 to 15 May 2020 for all interested stakeholders who still wish to submit comments. Both documents remain open for public comment.
FSCA COMMUNICATION 8 OF 2020 (GENERAL)
FSCA
Financial Sector
Conduct Authority
Retail Distribution Review Discussion Documents:
• Adviser Categorisation Discussion Document
• 2nd Investments Related matters Discussion Document
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (the Authority) acknowledges the impact of the COVID-19 on South Africa in general and the financial services industry specifically. The Authority is aware of the challenges the regulated entities and industry associations might face in meeting the 31 March 2020 feedback deadline date for the remaining two Retail Distribution Review (RDR) discussion documents that were published for public comment and are still open for comment. These include:
Adviser Categorisation Discussion Document – feedback is due 31 March 2020; and
2nd Investments Related matters Discussion Document – feedback is due 31 March 2020. 1
[1] These discussion documents can be accessed on the FSCA website with the following link, https://www.fsca.co.za/Regulatory%20Frameworks/Pages/Treating-customers-fairly.aspx
The FSCA hereby extend the submission dates for the above-mentioned RDR discussion documents from 31 March 2020 to 15 May 2020, for all interested stakeholders who would still like to submit comments.
For more information regarding this Communication please send an e-mail to either Hannelie Hattingh with email Hannelie.hattingh@fsca.co.za or to FSCA.rdrfeedback@fsca.co.za
Date of publication: 23 March 2020
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