Information Centre

Information Centre

The primary objective of the Information Centre is to provide access to a specialised information service, specific to the needs of the Financial Services Conduct Authority through effective management of resources in a responsible, cost effective manner.

This page provides mechanisms that you can use to exercise your rights in terms in terms of Protection of Personal Information Act No 4 of 2013 (POPIA) and Promotion of Access to Information Act No 2 of 2000 (As amended)​ ​(PAIA), and to socialize any POPIA/PAIA related communication issued by the FSCA in their capacity as a responsible party.

The FSCA takes your privacy very seriously. You can find out more about our processing activities in our Privacy Statement

The Consumer Advisory Panel (Panel) to serve as an advisory body to the FSCA. The Panel will provide ongoing advice and consumer-relevant perspectives to the FSCA in relation to its work as a market conduct regulator for the South African financial sector. It represents the interests of retail financial customers in South Africa. The Panel has a wide range and depth of expertise and comprises of 11 members. It will meet four times a year, providing inputs and feedback to the FSCA on a regular basis while submitting an annual report on its operations at the end of the FSCA financial year.

South African Language Practitioners' Council Act, 2014 (Act No. 8 of 2014)
The Use of Official Languages Act, 2012 (no 12 of 2012)

In consequence of the of the recent changes to the financial regulation relating to the former Financial Services Board, new legislation had to be passed and existing legislation repealed. For public information such repealed legislation is published herewith.

Please click below to download list of retirement funds and employers with arrear contributions.

If you contribute to a retirement fund (pension fund, provident fund, preservation fund or retirement annuity fund), then this resource is for you. The information contained herein aims to explain how the new Two-Pot System works and how your retirement contributions will be allocated from 1 September 2024. This resource further delves into your rights and responsibilities, common questions and the complaints process including who you can contact if you need more information.​

​​Webinars​​

DM Live Journalism Webinar: What's cooking with the two-pot retirement reform?

What, Why & How - With Neesa Moodley (Personal Finance Editor), Wayne Hiller van Rensburg (The Institute of Retirement Funds Africa), Zareena Camroodien (FSCA). Click here​ to view.​

SAFTU: Two-Pot Retirement System - With Ms. Zareena Camroodien

In collaboration with SAFTU, the Financial Services Conduct Authority (FSCA) held a webinar with workers on the newly legislated Two-Pot Retirement System. Click here​ to view.​​

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​​Brochure​​​​

​​Poster

​​FAQs