GUEST - Asanda Xawuka, Executive Manager, Coega Special Economic Zone Business Development Stellantis has confirmed its

Loading player...
GUEST – Zareena Camroodien , Departmental Head: Fund Governance and Trustee Conduct – FSCA

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) is gearing up to launch the newly revamped Trustee Training Toolkit (TTK) e-learning platform. The first eleven modules of the platform will be launched in September 2023, with the other eleven modules being launched in 2024. The TTK is a free e-learning programme which has been specifically developed to provide board members of retirement funds (trustees) with a better understanding of their roles and to assist them in performing their fiduciary duties more effectively and efficiently.

The FSCA would like to notify trustees that completing the new TTK will be compulsory. Section 7A(3) of the Pension Funds Act requires board members of retirement funds to attain prescribed levels of skills and training within 6 months after being appointed or elected and to retain such prescribed levels throughout their term of appointment. Conduct Standard 4 of 2020 (CS4) prescribes the minimum skills and training requirements for board members of retirement funds. It also prescribes the TTK as the official minimum training requirement for all trustees of retirement funds in South Africa. In accordance with CS4, a board member must attain the certification of the TTK within 6months from the date of appointment or election to the board. The FSCA encourages all trustees to proactively complete the new Toolkit once it has been launched
27 Sep 2023 4PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

Other recent episodes

South Africa's R1.16 Trillion Logistics Problem

South Africa's logistics bill is projected to reach a record R1.16 trillion in 2026, equivalent to 14.6% of GDP and the highest logistics cost burden recorded in more than two decades. The latest State of Logistics 2026 for South Africa report paints a picture of a freight system under pressure…
9 Nov 1PM 13 min

Your Vote, Your Wealth: Why Politics Shapes Property Prices

For most South Africans, their home is their largest financial asset. So, what happens when poor governance starts eroding property values? Herschel Jawitz, CEO of Jawitz Properties, joins us to discuss the powerful relationship between local government performance, infrastructure, service delivery and household wealth.
9 Nov 12PM 19 min

Coalition Country: South Africa's New Political Map

South Africa's local elections have redrawn the country's political landscape. With no outright majorities in most major metros, coalition negotiations will now determine who governs Johannesburg, Tshwane, Ekurhuleni and other key economic hubs. Louw Nel, Senior Political Analyst at Oxford Economics Africa, unpacks the rise of political fragmentation, the growing…
9 Nov 11AM 17 min

Can You Trust AI for High-Stakes Decisions?

Should you rely on AI for critical legal or financial choices? My AI Lawyer Head of Services Michael Visser joins Nzinga Qunta to unpack how specialized AI acts as an affordable starting point to navigate your rights before paying for professional advice.
5 Nov 1PM 13 min

How to Invest in Banana Trees

Expanding beyond traditional livestock, crowdfarming is now giving everyday South Africans direct access to plant-based farm assets. Ntuthuko Shezi breaks down the mechanics of banana tree investments, harvest yield returns, and risk management for retail investors looking to grow real farm wealth.
5 Nov 1PM 15 min