RE5 Representative (1st)

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    What defines a representative?

    Provides financial services on behalf of a licensed FSP.

    How does a representative differ from a clerical worker?

    A representative uses judgment and leads clients to specific transactions.

    What must a representative confirm to clients?

    They have an agreement with the FSP and the FSP accepts responsibility.

    What are the fit and proper requirements for a representative?

    Competency, honesty, integrity, operational ability, and CPD.

    What happens if a representative does not comply with regulations?

    They may be debarred from acting as a representative.

    What is required for a supervised representative's experience?

    Must work under supervision for minimum periods applicable to their category.

    What is the minimum educational requirement for Category I or IV FSP representatives?

    A minimum of Grade 12 National Certificate or equivalent.

    What must a supervision agreement include?

    Tasks, knowledge requirements, training needs, and supervision arrangements.

    What are the supervisor's responsibilities?

    Ensure compliance with the supervision agreement and mentor the representative.

    What must a supervised representative disclose to clients?

    That they are rendering financial services under supervision.

    How long can a representative work under supervision?

    For a maximum of 72 months (6 years).

    What defines a representative?

    Provides financial services on behalf of a licensed FSP.

    What is not considered a representative?

    Someone performing clerical or administrative tasks without judgment.

    What must a representative confirm to clients?

    They have an agreement with the FSP and the FSP accepts responsibility.

    What are the fit and proper requirements for a representative?

    Competency, honesty, integrity, operational ability, and CPD.

    How does a representative differ from a key individual?

    Key individuals require financial soundness in addition to other criteria.

    What happens if a representative does not comply with regulations?

    They may be debarred from acting as a representative.

    What is required for a supervised representative's experience?

    Must work under supervision for minimum periods applicable to their category.

    What is the minimum educational requirement for Category I or IV FSP representatives?

    A minimum of Grade 12 National Certificate or equivalent.

    What must a supervision agreement include?

    Tasks, knowledge requirements, training needs, and supervision arrangements.

    What are the supervisor's responsibilities?

    Ensure compliance with the supervision agreement and mentor the representative.

    What must a supervised representative disclose to clients?

    That they are rendering financial services under supervision.

    How long can a representative work under supervision?

    For a maximum of 72 months (6 years).