FNSORG514Develop, monitor and supervise work practices to meet financial services regulatory requirements

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What an assessment for FNSORG514 must cover

52 assessable components: 6 elements (26 performance criteria), 6 performance evidence and 9 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 11 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 Identify and assess licensing and regulatory environment

  • 1.1Develop and maintain frameworks for management obligations for licensing and prudential requirements on products and services offered by organisation
  • 1.2Critically analyse existing organisational governance over obligations, licensing and prudential requirements
  • 1.3Maintain registers of obligation according to organisational policies and procedures
  • 1.4Communicate updates to licensing and regulatory obligations to staff

2 Communicate knowledge of products and services offered

  • 2.1Inform staff of financial products and services offered by organisation, requirements of industry organisations and service providers
  • 2.2Identify for staff features and processes of specific products and services
  • 2.3Conduct research and engage in continuous professional development to improve and inform knowledge of industry product and service developments
  • 2.4Communicate updates to industry products and service developments to staff

3 Maintain and manage stakeholder relationships

  • 3.1Establish protocols for regulatory engagement
  • 3.2Identify and manage key trends of the regulatory environment
  • 3.3Critically analyse proposed responses to regulatory changes
  • 3.4Manage regulatory requests with appropriate stakeholders according to organisational policies and procedures
  • 3.5Update relevant systems with details of regulatory interactions within required time frames

4 Monitor and supervise work for compliance

  • 4.1Access and monitor legislation and regulatory information applicable to relevant work practices
  • 4.2Monitor client interactions to ensure advisory limitations required by the regulator are met
  • 4.3Establish and maintain work practices with required documentation to comply with legislative guidelines
  • 4.4Monitor all work for adherence to accepted codes of conduct and escalate incidents of non-compliance to appropriate personnel

5 Review work for compliance

  • 5.1Review completed and current work of team members to confirm compliance to established work practices
  • 5.2Provide appropriate feedback to individuals on compliant and non-compliance work practice
  • 5.3Investigate and escalate non-compliant work practices according to organisational policies and procedures

6 Implement and assess workplace practices

  • 6.1Identify and assess implementation of workplace processes and procedures within area of responsibility
  • 6.2Critically analyse implementation of licensing and regulatory changes
  • 6.3Identify areas for improvement in workplace procedures and make recommendations to appropriate personnel
  • 6.4Implement and monitor organisational quality assurance measures and systems as required, and document results
  • 6.5Prepare documents to meet regulatory requirements
  • 6.6Critically analyse reports to be submitted to regulators

Performance evidence

  • develop, monitor and supervise work practices that are required to meet financial services regulatory requirements on two occasions
  • interpreting compliance with regulatory requirements and codes of conduct for work practices
  • monitoring of work practices to confirm compliance with applicable organisational, legislative and regulatory requirements
  • assessing of the effectiveness of workplace procedures
  • undertaking of continual professional development by staff
  • implementing of organisational quality assurance procedures

Knowledge evidence

  • main industry roles of financial representatives
  • fraud deterrence practices
  • key trends of the regulatory environment
  • key government bodies and representatives involved in regulating financial products and services, and methods for accessing their regulatory guidance and information
  • main features, benefits, practices, and licensing and prudential requirements of different types of financial products and services offered by the organisation
  • organisational governance framework, policy, procedures, objectives and guidelines
  • a range of applicable professional development activities
  • applicable legislation, regulation and compliance requirements for the financial services industry, including privacy obligations and codes of practice
  • supervisory responsibilities for ensuring compliance within the applicable financial services area

Foundation skills

  • Learning: Plans, organises and implements own workplace professional development to maintain and expand industry knowledge
  • Reading: Interprets textual information from a range of sources and determines its applicability to individual, organisational and regulatory requirements
  • Writing: Analyses and integrates information from a number of sources to develop a range of compliance management and quality system documents that meet regulatory and organisational requirements. Displays logical structure and clear content in summaries and reports
  • Oral Communication: Uses listening and questioning techniques to monitor, identify and clarify workplace practice requirements. Uses clear and direct language to convey information and provide feedback
  • Numeracy: Analyses, interprets and monitors financial information and numerical data
  • Initiative and enterprise: Seeks to improve policies and procedures to better meet organisational goals
  • Teamwork: Selects and uses appropriate conventions and protocols to gain and provide information pertaining to legislation, codes of practice and organisational policies. Applies a range of communication strategies to build rapport and encourage others to work in accordance with organisational and regulatory requirements
  • Self-management: Seeks to update own knowledge of legislation and regulations applicable to role to ensure it is comprehensive and current. Manages traceability of compliance
  • Problem Solving: Applies systematic and analytical problem-solving processes to identify issues and develop options to resolve issues
  • Planning and organising: Accepts responsibility for planning and sequencing complex tasks and workload. Monitors actions against goals to identify and recommend improvements
  • Technology: Uses the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks, store data and access information. Adopts new and emerging technologies to complete work tasks

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What does an assessment tool for FNSORG514 need to cover?

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