FNSFMB513 — Present credit options to clients with special financial circumstances

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What an assessment for FNSFMB513 must cover

40 assessable components: 4 elements (16 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 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 Prepare to present credit options to clients

1.1Identify client objectives, requirements, level of financial understanding and special needs
1.2Determine legislative and regulatory requirements, codes of practice, and organisational policies and procedures related to presenting credit options to clients
1.3Identify organisational complaint handling policies and procedures

2 Discuss credit options with clients

2.1Guide client through credit options and discuss impact of each option
2.2Explain fees, charges and commissions to client and provide copies of research and other required documentation
2.3Disclose any commercial relationship of representative and organisation with the options
2.4Identify and address issues that require further consideration or consultation with other financial services professionals
2.5Confirm client understands credit options
2.6Define post-broking service to be provided and communicate to clients

3 Address concerns and provide alternative options

3.1Identify and respond to client concerns as required
3.2Escalate any risks and concerns with required personnel
3.3Provide alternative options to clients as required
3.4Obtain agreement to proceed from clients

4 Complete and maintain necessary documentation

4.1Record client interaction and agreement according to regulatory and legislative requirements, and industry codes of practice
4.2Share applicable documents with clients and obtain signatures
4.3Notify clients of required documents and evidence under proposed credit solution

Performance evidence

present at least three complex credit options to different clients with special financial circumstances.
interpret and comply with legislative requirements, industry regulations and codes of practice
present broking options based on: impact of each option on client’s financial circumstances, consideration of client’s complex needs, consideration of client’s level of financial understanding
obtain client feedback and respond appropriately to any concerns
complete relevant documentation according to industry requirements and organisational guidelines.

Knowledge evidence

legislative and regulatory requirements, codes of practice and other industry requirements affecting the broking industry, including: best interest duty, disclosure, privacy, industry codes of practice, National Credit Code, fees and commissions and disclosures, credit reporting services
aspects of credit options that require thorough explanation to clients, including: advantages and disadvantages, risks, short- and long-term financial implications, assumptions and possibilities
complex features of a client situation and needs, including: multiple mortgages, cross-collateralisation, loans to trusts or partnerships or corporations, rural land mortgages, bridging loans, reverse mortgages, business or commercial loans, chattel leases, native title rights, heritage issues, contaminated sites or properties near noxious industries
products available in the broking industry
organisational policies and procedures in relation to client services and complaint handling
strategies to interpret and present complex numerical and financial information
lending limits
commercial relationship
commissions
risk issues relating to: borrowing risk and gearing, economic risk and impact on incomes and asset values, specific product risk, including penalties, risk factors and return expectations of the client, volatility of income and capital.

Foundation skills

Numeracy: Interprets and clearly explains potentially complex numerical and financial information
Oral communication: Clarifies information using active listening and questioning skills in verbal exchanges Presents information and options to clients using language, tone and pace appropriate to the audience Communicates with clients using clear and unambiguous language Uses the appropriate communication mode and protocols to respond, explain, clarify and seek information as required
Reading: Accesses and interprets information to determine and confirm requirements
Writing: Prepares correspondence and documentation using clear and unambiguous language to convey complex information Records information clearly and effectively, using logical structure and appropriate formats
Planning and organising: Develops plans to manage routine and non-routine tasks with an awareness of their impact on long-term operational and strategic goals
Problem solving: Identifies and addresses any issues using professional judgment
Self-management: Determines if further referrals or requirements are needed using experience and judgment Identifies and applies legislative requirements and workplace protocols, and meets expectations associated with role
Teamwork: Builds rapport to establish and maintain effective working relationships Adapts personal communication style to show respect for the values, beliefs and cultural expectations of others
Technology: Uses digital technologies to access, enter and store information

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What does an assessment tool for FNSFMB513 need to cover?

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