FNSASICV513 — Provide wholesale advice in derivatives
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What an assessment for FNSASICV513 must cover
72 assessable components: 5 elements (24 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 39 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 6 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Establish relationship with client and identify client’s needs and financial situation
- 1.1Establish knowledge level, objectives, risk profile and goals of client
- 1.2Explain range of products and services available to client according to client objectives and goals and respond to enquiries where required
- 1.3Inform client about role of adviser and licensee or principal responsible for adviser’s conduct
- 1.4Analyse client’s financial and business details and assess client’s financial needs
- 1.5Establish product risk profile of client
2 Develop strategies and solutions according to clients objectives, needs, financial situation and risk profile
- 2.1Assess client needs using information gathered, taking into consideration client’s product expectations and specific needs
- 2.2Consult and clarify with client throughout analysis where required
- 2.3Analyse need for specialist advice and ensure client is referred to appropriate adviser for higher level or specialist advice where required
- 2.4Assess and confirm product risk profile of client
- 2.5Determine appropriate strategy to provide for identified needs and outcomes based on analysis of products, client risk profile and assessment of client needs
- 2.6Conduct relevant research, analysis and product modelling, and draft appropriate solution, plan, policy or transaction for presentation to client
3 Present strategies and solutions to client and determine financial plan, policy or transaction
- 3.1Explain proposed strategy and/or solution to client according to organisational policies and procedures, legislative and regulatory requirements
- 3.2Reinforce all relevant details, terms and conditions of product and/or service
- 3.3Disclose impacts and possible risks of product or service
- 3.4Provide supporting written documentation according to legislative requirements and organisational policies and procedures
- 3.5Discuss and clarify any concerns or issues client has regarding proposed plan, policy or transaction
- 3.6Confirm that client understands proposed plan, policy or transaction
4 Agree to plan, policy or transaction and complete documentation
- 4.1Obtain client’s formal agreement to proposed plan, policy or transaction
- 4.2Explain and confirm that client understands all associated fees, cost structures and timeframes for execution and processing
- 4.3Confirm that proposal and all other statutory and transactional documents are completed and signed off by client
- 4.4Exchange copies of signed agreement and other required documentation
5 Provide arrangements for ongoing service, where requested by client
- 5.1Confirm that type and form of ongoing service, including review of products or services, is agreed with client
- 5.2Explain and confirm fees and costs for ongoing and specifically defined service, and confirm client understands all details
- 5.3Implement procedures for agreed ongoing service according to organisational policies and procedures
Performance evidence
- provide wholesale advice in derivatives for at least two different clients.
- comply with organisational policies and procedures, industry regulations and legislative requirements for derivatives
- implement the plan, policy or transaction once agreed by each client.
Knowledge evidence
- organisational policies and procedures relating to providing wholesale advice in derivatives
- characteristics of the economic environment, including:
- impact of economic and business cycles
- interest rates and exchange rates
- inflation
- government monetary and fiscal policy
- operation of financial markets, including:
- roles played by intermediaries and issuers
- structure and interrelationships within the financial markets
- interrelationship between industry sectors
- key aspects of financial products, including:
- types of financial investment products
- specific inclusions and exclusions
- types of financial risk products
- fee structures and charging methodologies
- key characteristics of derivatives markets, including:
- market participants
- roles played by intermediaries
- structure and interrelationships between the securities and derivatives sectors
- key characteristics of derivatives products, including:
- fee structures and charging methodologies
- associated risks
- investment options using derivatives products
- key theories of investment, portfolio management and management of investment and risk, including:
- investment concepts
- investment strategies
- identification of types of risk
- client risk profile
- taxation issues in relation to derivatives, financial products and markets in which they operate
- legal environment, including disclosure and compliance covering:
- role of representative and adviser
- legal principles relating to key Acts relevant to performance evidence
- relationship between ethics and regulatory requirements, including good faith, utmost good faith, full disclosure of remuneration and fees, and any other conflicts of interest that may influence adviser’s recommendation
- relevant industry standards and codes of conduct
- regulators’ guidelines relevant to the provision of general or wholesale advice in derivatives
- resolution procedures for internal and external complaints
- Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) market integrity rules
- Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) 24 Operating Rules
- elements of the Registered Representative Course and Examination program.
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Interprets financial product information and completes calculations where required
- Reading: Identifies and interprets textual information from relevant sources
- Writing: Records and consolidates workplace documentation using clear, specific and industry-related terminology documentation
- Oral communication: Articulates requirements using industry-specific language appropriate to audience and environment Selects and uses appropriate conventions and protocols when communicating with clients to build rapport, seek and share information, establish clear agreement and maintain an ethical service relationship
- Initiative and enterprise: Uses research and analysis to extend knowledge of derivatives product features and applications relevant to current role
- Technology: Completes work tasks and provides information using the main features and functions of organisation-supported digital tools
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Questions about assessing FNSASICV513
What does an assessment tool for FNSASICV513 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FNSASICV513 needs to address all 72 unit components: 5 elements with 24 performance criteria, 3 performance evidence requirements, 39 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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