Скачать или смотреть IRFA Webinar Recording - Understanding the New Rules for Pension Fund Administrators

This was a crucial webinar unpacking the new FSCA Conduct Standard for Pension Fund Benefit Administrators.

As part of our commitment to making important information accessible to all stakeholders in the South African retirement sector. The session is designed to provide a clear and simple guide to the new FSCA Conduct Standard 2 of 2025, which introduces a new era of regulation for pension fund administration.

This new rulebook is the most significant update to the regulatory landscape in over two decades, and it's essential that all industry players understand the changes. The webinar is specifically aimed at trustees, administrators, and other stakeholders who want to get to grips with the new requirements.
We will cut through the jargon and provide practical insights into what the new Conduct Standard means for you. We will also share the story of how industry collaboration, with IRFA playing a key role, helped shape a more balanced and practical set of final rules.

KEY TOPICS COVERED:
Why the change? Understanding the move from the old 2002 rules to a modern, fairer system.
The big wins for the industry: Learn about the major proposed rules that were removed thanks to industry feedback.
Your new responsibilities: A simple breakdown of the key requirements, including:
Fit and Proper: Who needs to be involved and what it means.
Administration Agreements: The must-have clauses in your contracts.
Outsourcing: The golden rules for getting help while staying accountable.
Complaints and Conflicts: How to manage issues fairly and transparently.
What trustees need to do: A dedicated focus on the role and responsibilities of fund trustees under the new standard.
The road ahead: Understanding the phased timeline for implementation and what you need to do to prepare.

This webinar is an opportunity to understand how to navigate the new regulatory environment with confidence. The session will be interactive, with opportunities to ask questions.