You can apply online to Register FSP company. The procedure depends on what kind of FSP you are — an individual, an article already registered with the Companies Office, or else an additional entity or body.
Applying for an FSP licence
Masthead assists clients through the whole procedure of applying for a FAIS licence (or more usually referred to as an FSP licence). Our observances experts will assess the certificate submission criterion, help with the application forms, and help amass the supporting documents as well as submit them to the FSCA on our clients’ behalf. It is also ordinary practice for the FSCA to ask for supplementary information after the application has been submitted and we will offer hands-on assistance in dealing with the queries. If you want to set up FSP Company, consider hiring Atrium Legal Lab.
Who must register?
Under the Financial Services Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008, everyone who provides, or offers to provide, a monetary service must register as an FSP.
Qualifying Financial Entities (QFEs) advisers that don't need to record
If you are a QFE consultant, whether or not you require registering depends on the services you offer. The FMA website offers information to aid you decides if you must register or not.
Businesses that offer financial services
Businesses that offer financial services as a essential part of their practice don't have to register on the FSPR. This includes:
· lawyers
· chartered accountants
· tax agents, and
· real estate agents
The full catalogue is in Section 7 of the Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Act 2008. If you are looking forward to register FSP, get-in-touch with us now!