FNSFPL609 — Prepare advice in managed investments

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What an assessment for FNSFPL609 must cover

73 assessable components: 5 elements (22 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 38 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 Analyse client needs and risk profile

1.1Analyse client needs using all information gathered and considering client’s product expectations
1.2Consult with authorised representative throughout analysis for further clarification where necessary according to organisational procedures
1.3Identify need for specialist advice and ensure client is referred to appropriate adviser if required
1.4Assess and confirm client’s product risk profile according to expectations of cashflow and relevant taxation obligations.

2 Develop strategies and solutions for managed investment that meet client needs and risk profile

2.1Identify legislative, regulatory and code of practice requirements relevant to products being offered
2.2Determine required managed investment strategy based on analysis of managed investment products, client risk profile, and client needs
2.3Conduct required research, analysis and product modelling and apply stress tests for changes in market conditions

3 Provide strategies and solutions to authorised representative

3.1Draft required solution, plan, policy or transaction and provide to authorised representative
3.2Explain proposed solution, plan, policy or transaction to authorised representative
3.3Confirm details, terms and conditions of product and service with authorised representative
3.4Disclose impacts and possible risks of solution, plan, policy or transaction according to organisational policies and procedures
3.5Provide supporting written documentation and guide authorised representative through key aspects of documentation
3.6Discuss and clarify concerns and issues that authorised representative has regarding proposed solution, plan, policy or transaction
3.7Confirm understanding of proposed solution, plan, policy or transaction with authorised representative

4 Establish agreement and complete documentation process

4.1Obtain authorised representative formal agreement and sign-off to proposed solution, plan, policy or transaction
4.2Document fees, cost structures and timeframes for execution and processing
4.3Ensure that proposal and required statutory and transactional documents are completed and signed off by client
4.4Provide draft agreement and other appropriate documentation to authorised representative

5 Agree to arrangements for providing ongoing services

5.1Prepare documentation of fees and costs for ongoing and specifically defined services according to organisational policies and procedures
5.2Agree to type and form of ongoing service to be provided
5.3Provide documented service arrangements to authorised representative for confirmation
5.4Implement procedures for agreed ongoing service according to organisational policies and procedures

Performance evidence

prepare accurate and ethical advice on managed investment products and/or services for at least two different clients.
interpret and comply with industry regulations and codes of practice
analyse client needs, financial situation and risk profile, and prepare appropriate strategies or solutions relating to managed investments
implement the solution, plan, policy or transaction once agreed by the client and complete documentation.

Knowledge evidence

economic environment, including:
characteristics and 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 financial markets
interrelationship between industry sectors
financial products, including:
concept of a financial product: general definition, and specific inclusions and exclusions
types of financial investment products
types of financial risk products
aspects of ongoing service provision, including:
reporting on performance
communicating comprehensively and clearly
reviewing of solution, plan, policy or transaction.
legal environment, including disclosure and compliance covering:
role of the authorised representative or adviser
relevant legal principles relating to the Corporations Act, Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) Act, Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act, and Competition and Consumer Act
relationship between ethics and regulatory requirements, including good faith, utmost good faith, full disclosure of remuneration and fees, and other conflicts of interest that may influence authorised representative’s recommendation
relevant industry standards and codes of practice
regulatory guidelines
internal and external complaints resolution procedures
managed investment products, including:
range of products offered under managed investments schemes, or a specific product offered under a scheme, including:
equity trusts, fixed interest trusts
film schemes
primary production schemes
property trusts, real estate investment strategies, valuation techniques, property management
serviced strata schemes
time-sharing schemes
types of risks associated with managed investment products
taxation issues in relation to managed investment products and markets in which they operate
theories of investment, portfolio management and management of investment and risk, including:
investment concepts and strategies
identification of types of risk
client risk profile.

Foundation skills

Learning: Extends knowledge of product features and applications of managed investment schemes relevant to current role using research and analysis
Numeracy: Interprets financial product information and calculates client costs, risks and returns
Oral communication: Articulates requirements using industry-specific language appropriate to audience and environment Uses active listening and questioning techniques to confirm understanding and elicit information
Reading: Interprets textual information from a variety of sources
Writing: Uses industry-related terminology to complete and consolidate workplace documentation
Planning and organising: Takes responsibility for the planning, sequence and priority of tasks within own workload to achieve effective and compliant outcomes Applies systematic and analytical decision-making processes to determine and implement investment solutions that meet client needs and financial requirements
Self-management: Takes personal responsibility for following policies, procedures and protocols to provide advisory services and documentation that comply with legal and organisational requirements
Teamwork: Selects and uses the appropriate conventions and protocols when communicating with authorised representatives Seeks and shares information, establishes agreement and maintains ethical service relationships Adapts personal communication style to show respect for the values, beliefs and cultural expectations of others
Technology: Uses the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks

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