
FSCA publishes final Conduct Standard for benefit administrators
A breakdown of the provisions that are in effect now, and those that come into operation in six or 12 months.

A breakdown of the provisions that are in effect now, and those that come into operation in six or 12 months.

The FSCA finds wildly inconsistent withdrawal charges under the two-pot retirement system, with some members paying up to R750 per transaction.

The Conduct Standard outlines a series of updated requirements for benefit administrators, including governance enhancements, risk management protocols, and processes for ensuring fair outcomes for fund members and beneficiaries.

The FSCA is evaluating whether administration fees are reasonable. If it believes they are not, it will explore whether it is necessary to cap or regulate fees.

The Authority is seeking information on how much it costs retirement funds and administrators to adapt their systems for the new two-pot structure.

Discovery Corporate and Employee Benefits provides a checkist of what employers should be doing before 1 September.