Compliance Systems Development
Insurance in Pretoria

Compliance Systems Development came about when Robbie was approved by the Financial Services Board during November 2003, as an outsourced compliance officer for financial serves providers who, in terms of the FAIS Act, had to have compliance officers.
Compliance Systems Development hosts an art exhibition on Saturday 21 August 2010.

VISION The FIC strives for a safer future for all South Africans in which the financial system has integrity and transparency to support economic growth and social development. VALUES The FIC seeks to achieve its mandate through the employment of highly capable staff members who are committed to the highest standards of excellence and professional service delivery in the fulfilment of their responsibilities. Transparency in the financial system implies that it can be easily established who is doing business with financial and non-financial institutions and what the nature of that business is. The Financial Intelligence Centre (FIC) is South Africa’s national centre for the receipt of financial data, analysis and dissemination of financial intelligence to the competent authorities. Share information with law enforcement authorities, intelligence services, the South African Revenue Service, international counterparts and supervisory bodies. These reports provide operational and performance achievements, as well as further information regarding the organisation during the prior financial year. On the other hand, these activities are designed to assist in making the financial system intolerant to being abused by criminals, which directly underpins the integrity and stability of the financial sector. Since then, there have been sweeping changes in the global economy and financial regulation. It was previuosly known as Compliance Systems Development CC.but has since been reclassified as a sole proprietor concern. Robbie Stutterheim has a passion for writing and has published his first book in He has been widely published in industry publications and has delivered papers at various seminars. He further wants to promote and publish the work of others in this gendre. The PPR was however a bit different from the banking situation in that it focused on fair consumer practices and compulsory disclosures to prospective clients of insurance products. At that time South Africa also implemented the National Skills Development Act. On the left hand navigation menu you will find information on tenders that are advertised, shortlisted service providers and tenders that have been awarded. Prospective suppliers interested in pursuing opportunities within the South African government are encouraged to self-register on the CSD. This self-registration application represents an expression of interest from the supplier to conduct business with the South African government. Once submitted, your details will be assessed for inclusion on the Central Supplier Database.