FBAA offers NCCP compliance kit

By BN | 4/06/2010 4:59:00 AM | 2 comments

The Finance Brokers Association of Australia has partnered with training solutions provider AAMC to provide brokers with a NCCP compliance tool kit.

The NCCP toolkit can be pre-ordered for $297 (plus GST) at the FBAA website and will be accessible online through from the middle of June. FBAA president Peter White said it will provide brokers with the documentation, manuals, templates and check lists they will need to comply with NCCP regulatory requirements after regulations come into effect on 1 July.

“The NCCP toolkit will greatly assist brokers in meeting their regulatory commitments moving forward,” White said. “We appreciate the financial burden of becoming and remaining compliant is at the forefront of brokers' concerns and that's why we've partnered with AAMC to provide a solution at the most affordable cost.”

White urged brokers to ensure they have their compliance obligations covered before the new regulations are applied in order to mitigate the stress of last-minute organising.

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Paul on 04 Jun 2010 10:37 AM

Excellant news. The time saved developing your own would far outway the $297 payable. Good job !!

Graham on 06 Jun 2010 10:43 AM

Great work, FBAA.

It''s very good to see 1 of our industry associations doing something ''real'' for their members, instead of wasting money recreating their logo yet again.

This also prompts the question, "do aggregators still need to continue placing fear into their brokers regarding ASIC compliance and headlocking the brokers into being Credit Reps?"

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