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Category II discretionary FSP licence in South Africa
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PTG-ZA-INVE-051
Category II discretionary FSP licence · Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)
€143 000
Our price, including verification, the change-of-control filing and support through closing.
A.I. Overview
Category II discretionary FSP licence in South Africa. Priced at €143 000, transferable in 4–12 weeks, holding Category II discretionary FSP licence supervised by Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). Best suited to brokers and investment firms entering a regulated market.
| Reference | PTG-ZA-INVE-051 |
|---|---|
| Country | South Africa |
| Licence | Category II discretionary FSP licence |
| Regulator | Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) |
| Registered | — |
| History | — |
| Share capital | — |
| Banking | — |
| Reach | Domestic market only |
| Transfer | — |
| Status | Available |
| Last checked | 2026-10-01 |
What comes with it
Included In The Company
In the entity
- Nothing beyond the licence itself
In the Protegra price
- Position confirmed with the holder before you commit
- Change-of-control filing with the regulator
- KYC / UBO pack prepared
We confirm the position with the holder and audit it before you commit, then stay in the deal through closing. That is what the price covers beyond the company itself.
Questions
Questions Buyers Ask First
01What is disclosed before an NDA?
Everything on this page: the reference, the country, the licence and its regulator, the year, capital, banking type, transfer window and price. The legal name, registration number, bank details and the accounts come with the teaser pack once the mutual NDA is accepted.
02Has this position been checked?
In two steps, and this page says which one has happened. Before it was shown: the licence type and who approves its transfer were checked against the regulator's own rules, and the position was confirmed as still on offer on 2026-10-01. Before we quote or send the teaser pack: the licence status, the registration data and the price are confirmed with the holder.
03Who approves the change of control in South Africa?
Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). Approval is required before the shares transfer, so the assessment window is part of the timetable, not an afterthought.
Ask about this company
Send the reference and we come back with the teaser pack, the licence scope and the transfer timetable, under mutual NDA.