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Fairness in Financial Services: Pro Bono Publico

We, the Office of the Ombud for Financial Services Providers, believe our first responsibility is to the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and to the statutory mandate which created our organisation. We are completely independent and deal with all disputes fairly and impartially.

Before submitting a complaint to the Office, the complainant must endeavour to resolve the complaint with the responding party. The responding party has six (6) weeks in which to resolve the complaint with the complainant. After receipt of the final response of the responding party, the complainant has six (6) months within which to submit a complaint to the FAIS Ombud.

Before submitting a complaint to the FAIS Ombud, you must try to resolve the complaint with the responding party. We recommend that you do this in writing and keep proof that you had done so.

If you have a Reference Number, you can use that to check the Status of your Complaint

If you were recently party to a complaint lodged with the FAIS Ombud's Office. Your feedback will be used to improve our service and your responses will be kept confidential

Graduate Trainee Programme

In December 2010, the Office of the FAIS Ombud embarked on a graduate Trainee Development programme. The drive behind this initiative was the need to groom candidates for case management positions within the organisation by bringing on board law graduates. These would be graduates from previously disadvantaged communities and institutions, who displayed the most potential but would otherwise not be afforded the opportunity to gain exposure to a high performing specialist legal office.

We wanted to train and empower these graduates who were fresh out of law school and had no working experience.

Report Fraud and Corruption

Fraud and corruption incidents include incidents of unethical behavior, corruption, fraud, theft, maladminstration or illegal acts etc.

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