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IEASA Webinar - How To Prepare For Inspections - PPRA and FIC - 17 November 2026

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  • Tuesday, Nov 17, 2026
  • 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

About

IEASA Webinar - How To Prepare For Inspections - PPRA and FIC


Presented by Koti Steynberg


A brand-new session


The PRACTICAL focus on:


THREE CATEGORIES OF INSPECTIONS OF THE PPRA

  • Compliance inspections
  • Enforcement
  • Transformation


THE PPRA TYPES OF INSPECTIONS

  • Independently issued
  • Office at a private residence
  • Search warrant


THE PPRA METHODS OF INSPECTIONS

  • Investigation
  • Desktop audit
  • Assessment and determination
  • Verification


THE PPRA INSPECTIONS FOCUS ON.

  • FFC s
  • Marketing
  • Stationary
  • Consumer protection
  • Mandatory disclosure form
  • Mandates
  • Contracts
  • Code of Conduct
  • Transformation requirements
  • Educational requirements
  • Audit requirements
  • FIC and other acts


COMMUNICATION WITH THE PPRA

  • Different exemption types and emails.
  • General tips and steps for quicker reactions.


INSPECTIONS OF THE FIC - Inspection in terms of section 45B of the FIC Act


VIRTUAL AND ON-PREMISES INSPECTION (FICA)


  • Make sure that your RMCP is updated and submitted to the FIC via goAML
  • The updated RMCP must explain the processes
  • How to submit reports,
  • How to register a user on goAML (including internal process)
  • How to scrutinise customers on whether they are FPEPs, DPEPs or PIPs at onboarding
  • How to scrutinise for targeted financial sanctions
  • How to train your employees on the RMCP and the FIC Act and how often.
  • Your RMCP needs to be worded in such a way that anyone would understand it.
  • When receiving the inspection notice
  • Acknowledgement and first communication.
  • How to submit the information.
  • Business and registration documents
  • RMCP and applicable forms
  • Questionnaire mirroring your RMCP and forms
  • Records of Sales/rentals
  • Financials
  • Draft inspection report
  • Receiving and checking the draft report.
  • Reacting to the draft report.
  • Showing intended improvement.
  • Final inspection findings/report
  • Receiving and checking the final report.
  • Reacting to the final report.
  • Required remedial action
  • Non-compliance
  • Actions or omissions that may lead to criminal prosecution and/or an administrative sanction
  • Object to the inspection
  • Follow-up inspection


Date: Tuesday 17 November 2026

Time: 10h00 - 12h00

Location: Online via Zoom

Cost: R100 IEASA Members / R150 Non-Members


Venue Location

Online

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