MULTILATERAL INSTRUMENT PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRANTS HOLDING THEMSELVES OUT AS PROVIDING FINANCIAL PLANNING AND SIMILAR ADVICE
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1 MULTILATERAL INSTRUMENT PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR REGISTRANTS HOLDING THEMSELVES OUT AS PROVIDING FINANCIAL PLANNING AND SIMILAR ADVICE PART 1 PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS 1.1 Proficiency Requirements (1) A registrant who is an individual shall not: hold himself or herself out in any manner: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) using a title that includes the word planner, using a title that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words adviser, advisor, consultant, specialist, expert, manager or counsellor, or a title similar to financial planner, as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes the word planning, or as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words advising, consulting, specialty, expertise, management or counselling, or an expression similar to financial planning ; or provide a document having a title that includes the expression financial plan to a client, unless, except as provided in Part 2, the individual has satisfied the following requirements: 1. The individual has passed the Financial Planning Proficiency Examination approved by the regulator and administered in a manner approved by the regulator.
2 -2-2. The individual has been a registrant under any Canadian securities legislation or a licensed life agent under any Canadian insurance legislation set out in Appendix A for at least two years during the five year period immediately preceding the day on which a notice is filed pursuant to section The individual is subject to or has undertaken to comply with a continuing education regime approved by the regulator. (2) A registrant other than an individual shall not: hold out any of its officers, employees or agents: (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) using a title that includes the word planner, using a title that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words adviser, advisor, consultant, specialist, expert, manager or counsellor, or a title similar to financial planner, as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes the word planning, or as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words advising, consulting, specialty, expertise, management or counselling, or an expression similar to financial planning, unless the officer, employee or agent has satisfied the requirements of subsection (1); or provide a document having a title that includes the expression financial plan to a client, unless the document is provided on behalf of the registrant by, or on the instructions of, an officer, employee or agent who has satisfied the requirements of subsection (1). (3) A registrant other than an individual shall not hold itself out in any manner: using a title that includes the word planner ; or
3 -3- using a title that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words adviser, advisor, manager, consultant, specialist, expert or counsellor, or a title similar to financial planner, unless it provides the services described by the title and those services are provided on its behalf directly to the client by an officer, employee or agent who has satisfied the requirements of subsection (1). (4) A registrant other than an individual shall not hold itself out in any manner: as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes the word planning ; or as providing services described by the registrant using an expression that includes any of the words financial, retirement, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with any of the words advising, consulting, specialty, expertise, management or counselling, or an expression similar to financial planning, unless it provides the services described by the title and those services are provided on its behalf directly to the client by an officer, employee or agent who has satisfied the requirements of subsection (1). (5) For purposes of paragraphs 1.1(1) and 1.1(2), if a registrant compensates a person or company for preparing a document, the registrant will not be considered to have provided the document to a client if: (c) (d) all of the information used to prepare the document was obtained directly from the client by that person or company; the document was delivered directly to the client by that person or company; that person or company is dealing at arm s length with the registrant within the meaning of that term in the ITA; and the compensation arrangement was disclosed to the client. (6) This Part shall not apply to a holding out to a person who is not an individual.
4 -4- PART 2 EXEMPTIONS 2.1 Grandfathering (1) Subject to subsection (2), an individual need not satisfy the requirement contained in paragraph 1.1(1)1 if the individual falls into one of the following categories: 1. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have passed the Professional Proficiency Examination offered by the Financial Planners Standards Council. 2. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in a course of study approved by the Financial Planners Standards Council as of January 1, 2001 and, by March 31, 2003, have passed the Professional Proficiency Examination offered by it. 3. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have completed the courses in the Personal Financial Planner program offered by The Institute of Canadian Bankers. 4. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in a course of study of the Personal Financial Planning program offered by The Institute of Canadian Bankers and, by March 31, 2003, have completed the courses in that program. 5. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have completed the courses in the Specialist in Financial Counselling program offered by The Institute of Canadian Bankers and, by March 31, 2003, have completed its Insurance and Estate Planning Course and Taxation and Investment Course. 6. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in a course of study of the Specialist in Financial Counselling program offered by The Institute of Canadian Bankers and, by March 31, 2003, have completed the courses in that program and its Insurance and Estate Planning Course and Taxation and Investment Course. 7. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have completed the Professional Financial Planning Course offered by the Canadian Securities Institute. 8. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in the Professional Financial Planning Course offered by the Canadian Securities Institute and, by March 31, 2003, have completed that course.
5 -5-9. Individuals who, as of August 31, 1995, were enrolled in the Chartered Life Underwriter program offered by the Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors before that date and, by March 31, 2002, have passed the courses and examinations in that program. 10. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have completed the comprehensive financial planning program offered by The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning and passed the associated examinations. 11. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in the comprehensive financial planning program offered by The Canadian Institute of Financial Planning and, by March 31, 2003, have completed that program and passed the associated examinations. 12. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have completed the comprehensive financial planning program offered by the Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and passed the associated examinations. 13. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in the comprehensive financial planning program offered by the Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and, by March 31, 2003, have completed that program and passed the associated examinations. 14. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have passed the courses and examinations in the Chartered Financial Consultant program offered by the Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors. 15. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in the Chartered Financial Consultant program offered by the Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors and, by March 31, 2003, have passed the courses and examinations in that program. 16. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have passed the Registered Financial Planner examination and hold the designation of Registered Financial Planner administered by the Canadian Association of Financial Planners. 17. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, have received a diploma from the Institut québécois de planification financière and were authorized by it to use the title of
6 -6- financial planner under the Act respecting the distribution of financial products and services (Quebec). 18. Individuals who, as of March 31, 2001, were enrolled in the Institut québécois de planification financière and, by March 31, 2003, have received a diploma from it and are authorized by it to use the title of financial planner under the Act respecting the distribution of financial products and services (Quebec). (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an individual who files the notice under section 3.1 after March 31, Equivalency Where the regulator is satisfied that an individual has qualifications that are equivalent to those specified in paragraph 1.1(1)2, the regulator may exempt the individual from that paragraph. 2.3 Portfolio Managers (1) Paragraph 1.1(1) does not apply to a registrant in the category of portfolio manager who is engaged solely in managing the investment portfolios of clients through discretionary authority granted by one or more clients, provided that the registrant: holds himself or herself out under a title that includes any of the words financial, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with the word manager, and not under a title that includes any of the other word combinations listed in subparagraph 1.1.(1)(ii) nor the word planner, nor under a title similar to financial planner ; or holds himself or herself out as providing services described by an expression that includes any of the words financial, wealth, security, asset or money in combination with the word management, and not described by an expression that includes any of the other word combinations listed in subparagraph 1.1(1)(iv) nor the word planning, nor described by an expression similar to financial planning. (2) Paragraph 1.1(2) does not apply to a registrant in the category of portfolio manager that is engaged in the business of managing the investment portfolios of clients through discretionary authority granted by one or more clients, provided that the individuals held out to advise on its behalf are exempt from paragraph 1.1(1) under subsection (1).
7 -7- (3) Subsections 1.1(3) and (4) do not apply to a registrant in the category of portfolio manager that is engaged solely in the business of managing the investment portfolios of clients through discretionary authority granted by one or more clients, provided that the titles or services held out by the registrant are limited to the titles or services permitted to a registrant who is exempt under subsection (1). PART 3 NOTICE 3.1 Notice (1) Before a registrant holds himself, herself, itself or another person out in a manner described in section 1.1, or provides a document having a title that includes the expression financial plan, he, she or it shall file with the regulator: a notice that the registrant so intends in the form of Form F1 for individual registrants until March 31, 2004, Form F2 for individual registrants after March 31, 2004, and Form F3 for firm registrants; if the registrant is an individual, evidence that the individual has fulfilled the requirements set out in: (i) (ii) paragraph 1.1(1)1 or subsection 2.1(1), and paragraph 1.1(1)2; and (c) any undertaking required by paragraph 1.1(1)3. (2) Despite subsection (1), a registrant that relies on section 2.1 is not required to file any material under subsection (1) until the first day on which the registration fee payable by the registrant is due under the applicable provision set out in Appendix B, following the date on which the registrant first relies on the section.
8 -8- Appendix A - Canadian Insurance Legislation LOCAL JURISDICTION ALBERTA BRITISH COLUMBIA MANITOBA NEW BRUNSWICK NEWFOUNDLAND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NOVA SCOTIA NUNAVUT ONTARIO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND QUEBEC SASKATCHEWAN YUKON TERRITORY STATUTE Financial Institutions Act Insurance Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act Act Respecting Market Intermediaries Saskatchewan
9 -9- Appendix B - Fee Provisions LOCAL JURISDICTION FEE PROVISION NEW BRUNSWICK NEWFOUNDLAND NORTHWEST TERRITORIES NOVA SCOTIA NUNAVUT ONTARIO PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Section 9 of the Security Frauds Prevention Act Section 30 of the Securities Act Section 7 of the Securities Act Section 35 of the Securities Act Section 7 of the Securities Act Section 29 of the Securities Act Section 4 of the Securities Act SASKATCHEWAN Section 31 of The Securities Act, 1988 YUKON TERRITORY Section 9 of the Securities Regulations
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