Category II discretionary FSP licence in South Africa
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- Banking
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Category II discretionary FSP licence, supervised by Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). The licence depends on its key individual. Bookmaker licences are provincial and cannot be assigned: the provincial board approves any buyer of 5% or more, and online casino games are not what a betting licence permits.
18 brokerage companies are listed in South Africa, holding Category II discretionary FSP licence supervised by Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). The entity transfers with its authorisation, once the regulator has approved the incoming owner.
| Licence | Category II discretionary FSP licence |
|---|---|
| Regulator | Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) |
| Reach | Domestic market only |
| Transfer window | 4–12 weeks |
| Last verified | 2026-10-01 |
Category I FSP licence (FAIS, non-discretionary)
Category I FSP licence (FAIS, non-discretionary)
Category I FSP licence (FAIS, non-discretionary)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
Category I FSP licence (FAIS, non-discretionary)
Category I FSP licence (FAIS, non-discretionary)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
FSP licence under FAIS (category not stated by the seller)
OTC derivative provider (ODP) authorisation (Financial Markets Act 2012)
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