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10. Key individuals must meet the f
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) Jody qualified as a Chartered Acc
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10. Key individuals must meet the f
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Chapter3The role of the representat
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The representative is NOT:a person
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Representatives are not authorised
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If the FSP becomes aware of a chang
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GENERAL COMPETENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR
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Experience requirements for Categor
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Qualifying criteriaIn order to esta
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(iv)At Degree level, at least one o
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3.3.7 Continuous professional devel
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3.4.3 Updating the register of repr
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Let's look at a summary of the inst
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The representative register must be
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8. The general experience requireme
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4. The following applies to the reg
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Chapter4Services under supervisionT
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The table below depicts the level o
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epresentatives working in Subcatego
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Key individual/FSP Ensure that the
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SummaryServices under supervision a
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5. Supervisors in Categories II, II
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5. Supervisors in Categories II, II
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Chapter5Implications of Sections 8
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5.2 SECTION 8The application proces
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Display licence3BRegistrarconsiders
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What must be done?The FSP must at a
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5.4 THE IMPLICATIONS IF A REPRESENT
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Section 3 of the FAIS Act states th
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Self-Assessment QuestionsPlease not
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Self-Assessment Answers1. When the
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Chapter6Debarment of representative
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ensure that unconcluded business of
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An authorised financial services pr
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SummaryDebarment is a drastic actio
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Self-Assessment Answers1. Debarment
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Chapter7The regulatory environment
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Enforcement Departmentis responsibl
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7.3 UNDESIRABLE BUSINESS PRACTICES7
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The Registrar will publish an inten
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Self-Assessment Answers1. The FAIS
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Chapter8Obligations in the Codes of
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The following must be done:Separate
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• Name, physical location, postal
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monetary terms or the basis for the
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estrictions on or penalties for ear
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Non-cash incentives offered and/or
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Financial interestA provider or its
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An FSP or representative may not av
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Clearly defined rules, such as the
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the provider must alert the client
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Include the following in the writte
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"One of the areas of concern is the
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WHO? BY WHEN? WHAT?Category II prov
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Where a provider advertises a finan
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Before concluding the transaction 1
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8.9.2 Provider terminates businessA
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Self-Assessment QuestionsPlease not
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7. When a provider (including a rep
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c) The forex intermediary must disc
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Chapter9Oversee and manage the comp
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As with key individuals, the FSP ap
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Additional requirements for Phase I
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though, that the supervisee must al
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The legislation 116 also requires t
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Annual Report to RegistrarThe compl
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SECTION 1:GENERAL1. Information on
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Some of the information required in
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Self-Assessment Answers1. Complianc
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Chapter10Maintenance and management
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A FSP may request additional produc
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any change in directors any change
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still owes levies, penalties or adm
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10.2.5 Accreditation under Medical
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Failure to ensure that a Failure t
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The FAIS Act does not have specific
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The key individual must ensure that
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Self-Assessment QuestionsPlease not
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Chapter11Lapsing an FSP licenceThis
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A licence of ANY FSP may lapse in t
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It is clear from the above that the
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Self-Assessment Answers1. A Natural
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Chapter12Record-keeping obligations
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5. Records of ongoing compliance by
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6. It is permissible to keep record
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Section 24(3) stipulates that if th
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Self-Assessment QuestionsPlease not
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Self-Assessment Answers1. The FSP,
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Chapter13Manage the FSP infrastruct
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standards, roles and responsibiliti
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4. A Category II and IV FSP must AT
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2. The financial soundness requirem
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Chapter14Auditing and accounting re
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Sec 19(2) requires that the FSP mus
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It is also important to ensure that
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Self-Assessment Answers1. Section 1
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Chapter15The impact of FICA on the
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The FICA does not empower the Finan
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1998) and a health service benefit
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ADDITIONAL MEASURES WHEN A PERSON R
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Suspicious or unusual based reporti
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15.3.3 Other applicable anti-money
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Identification and verification doc
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Self-Assessment Answers1. Consider
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Chapter16The role and power of the
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This means that the Ombud for Finan
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In terms of the FSOS Act, the Ombud
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A person who anticipates a determin
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4. Where a matter has not been sett