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How to use this book



          The FET and NQF references in the chapter should be read in the context “this information
          relevant  to  unit  standard  242612  outcome  2”  (for  example).  The  NQF  references  do
          not  imply  that  an  associated  paragraph  or  section  fulfils  the  outcome  requirements.
          In some cases – especially where NQF requires a case study – additional work and research
          must be done.
           In  terms  of  amendments  to  the  FAIS  Act  45  of  2013  (Section  6A  and  8A)  and  reviews  of
         sub-ordinate  legislation,  such  as  the  FSCA’s  Board  Notices  (BN)  and/or  conduct  standards
         concerning “fit and proper requirements,” an authorised financial service provider, key individual,
         representative of the provider and key individual of the FSP must develop and maintain their abilities,
         skills and knowledge relating to continuing professional development.
           Board  Notice  194,  published  in  December  2017,  replaces  earlier  versions  of  the  Registrar’s
         Determination of Fit and Proper Requirements for FSPs and defines revised CPD requirements.
         Individuals rendering services across more than one class of business must complete at least 18
         CPD hours per annum; those providing services across more than one subclass within a single class
         of business, at least 12 hours per annum; and at least 6 hours per annum where the individual focuses
         on one subclass. Subject to certain exemptions (such as Category I long term insurance reps), the
         new Fit and Proper CPD requirements apply to all FSPs, key individuals and representatives.
           In terms of Section 32 of the Regulations, FSPs are responsible for ensuring that key individuals
         and  representatives  receive  relevant  and  appropriate  CPD  training.  FSPs  must  also  maintain
         competence registers and evidence of CPD activities.
           Note that FPI membership requires 35 CPD points. Where the FSP is a professional member of
         the FPI and has completed the necessary FPI CPD requirements, they will also have met the FSCA
         CPD requirements.
           By reading this publication, FPI members, in compliance with the FPI CPD policy and membership
         regulations, may claim CPD points under the abovementioned category.
         Preparation map for specific unit standard outcomes

          Unit Std 242584: FAIS knowledge and insight (NQF 04, 2 credits)
          Outcome                         Chp 1 Chp 2 Chp 3 Chp 4 Chp 5 Chp 6 Chp 7 Chp 8 Chp 9
          1 Purpose of FAIS                                   x
          2 FAIS licensing requirements                       x
          3 Enforcement                                       x
          4 FAIS industry effects                             x
          Unit Std 242593: Implications of SA money laundering legislation (NQF 04, 3 credits)
          Outcome                         Chp 1 Chp 2 Chp 3 Chp 4 Chp 5 Chp 6 Chp 7 Chp 8 Chp 9
          1 Purpose of the legislation                        x
          2 Accountable institutions                          x
          3 Recording and reporting                           x
          4 Impact of non-compliance                          x
          Unit Std 242594: Asset classes and financial advice (NQF 05*, 4 credits)
          Outcome                         Chp 1 Chp 2 Chp 3 Chp 4 Chp 5 Chp 6 Chp 7 Chp 8 Chp 9
          1 Assets classes and roles           x                   x    x
          2 The investment environment                             x               x
          3 Impact of market conditions                            x         x     x
          4 Risk profile a client                                  x         x
          Unit Std 242595: Apply knowledge and insight of alternative investments (NQF 06*, 8 credits)
          Outcome                         Chp 1 Chp 2 Chp 3 Chp 4 Chp 5 Chp 6 Chp 7 Chp 8 Chp 9
          1 Knowledge and insight         x    x    x              x    x    x
          2 Commonly available alternative investments  x               x    x
          3 Structuring of financial instruments  x  x                  x    x
          4 World trends and market forces                         x         x     x



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