CPD Progress
FSPs, KIs and Reps are reminded that they should be on track with achieving the required number of hours for CPD. The deadline to meet the minimum number of required CPD hours is 31 May 2025, and it is therefore advisable that steady progress is made towards achieving this. To find out more about our various accredited CPD activities, click here or contact the Masthead regional office closest to you.
Did you know?
Masthead’s Fit & Proper Dashboard streamlines compliance management for FSPs and their Representatives by consolidating FAIS details, deadlines, and training records in one place. It tracks Fit and Proper requirements, verifies CPD, and offers a comprehensive status view.
Log in here to experience effortless Fit and Proper compliance management.
Update your Business Plan
FSPs should start planning and considering the needs of their business for 2025 by reviewing and updating the Business Plan according to the aims, scope and changes in the business and changes in regulation.
Set time aside to work ON your business and not just IN your business. To review the strategic aspect of your business, you’ll need to review the content of your business plan and the success of its deployment.
Masthead offers Business Planning webinars and seminars, which can assist you to draw up a business plan to suit your business. We also offer an implementation package, which can assist you in a more practical manner to draft and personalise a business plan for your business. For more information, contact the Masthead regional office closest to you or email info@masthead.co.za.
Strategic Planning 2025 – Key Individuals and Successors
A reminder to all FSPs who are entering into their business planning cycle, Masthead has a Key Individual Programme available on the Masthead Learning Centre. This is a specialised 12-month programme suited to individuals who are working towards becoming a Key Individual in an FSP, supervisors of Representatives and staff generally responsible for the day-to-day operations of an FSP business.
The Programme will help attendees gain the understanding and skills needed to manage the day-to-day responsibilities of a Key Individual in an FSP and fulfil the duties of a KI as set out in the FAIS Act in a practical and efficient manner that ensures compliance with the Act, delivers good outcomes to customers and protects the FSP business against related risks.
For more information on the Key Individual Programme and how to register, click here.