
Describe how providers render financial services honestly and fairly with due skill, care, and diligence in clients’ best interests. Ensure clear communications, disclosure of conflicts, and proper record keeping.
Identify what could constitute a conflict of interest and explain how providers must manage, disclose, and monitor financial interests through a conflict of interest policy to ensure fair client outcomes.
FSPs must provide clear, understandable information on product features, risks, fees, and penalties, while disclosure rules on conflicts of interest boost transparency and trust.
Discover the disclosures required before rendering a financial service, including authority and licensing, product and cost information, business details, and financial interests to ensure transparency and informed decisions.
Understand disclosures required when rendering a financial service, including representative and FSP details, product supplier shareholding and remuneration disclosures, and clear, tailored, plain-language financial product information.
Provide clear, comprehensive disclosures about providers, product suppliers, and financial services, including fees, conflicts of interest, and client information, to support informed decisions.
Apply disclosure requirements in financial services with honesty, integrity, and transparency, including fees and risk disclosure, record of advice, and clear explanation of product suitability and conflicts of interest.
Explore the process of advice, from gathering information and needs analysis to product identification, disclosures, and a written record of advice, with practical life insurance scenarios.
This is an additional resource on how an Advice led conversation around replacements should be conducted in the best interest of the Client(s).
Explain the requirements when a representative receives custody of client financial products and funds, including separate client accounts, timely receipt confirmation, proper deduction handling, risk controls, and applicable insurance coverage.
Develop a practical understanding of complaints handling under the FAIS general code of conduct, defining key terms, internal resolution, escalation to the ombud, and compensation considerations.
Get ready to ace your FAIS RE1 or RE5 exam with this in-depth course focused on the General Code of Conduct—a critical learning area in the regulatory exams. Whether you're preparing to become a Key Individual (RE1) or a Representative (RE5), understanding the General Code of Conduct is essential for providing compliant, ethical, and client-centered financial services.
This course offers detailed coverage of key topics within the General Code of Conduct, including client protection, ethical responsibilities, conflict of interest management, and compliance obligations. You’ll engage with practical examples and quizzes that reinforce the knowledge needed to ensure you meet the FAIS Fit and Proper requirements.
What you’ll learn:
Master the requirements of the General Code of Conduct under the FAIS Act.
Identify and manage conflicts of interest in your role as an FSP or representative.
Ensure ethical behavior and client protection in line with FAIS regulations.
Understand proper record-keeping and reporting obligations for FSPs.
Who is this course for?
Key Individuals preparing for the FAIS RE1 exam.
Representatives preparing for the FAIS RE5 exam.
Financial professionals seeking to solidify their understanding of the General Code of Conduct.
By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and confidence to tackle General Code of Conduct questions in the FAIS RE1 or RE5 exam, ensuring your success on the first try.
Enroll now and start mastering the FAIS General Code of Conduct for your RE1/RE5 exam!