
BHI Trust fallout widens as FSCA bans intermediary for 20 years
The FSCA’s latest action highlights the regulatory risks for individuals who may have been linked to the BHI Trust scheme.
Twin enforcement actions show sustained pressure on unauthorised operators and market misconduct.

The FSCA’s latest action highlights the regulatory risks for individuals who may have been linked to the BHI Trust scheme.

Approval of the draft AI policy signals a shift to structured oversight, with businesses urged to prepare for evolving compliance expectations.

As post-school study options come into focus, MBSE’s open days showcase flexible commerce pathways.

His five-year term begins in mid-April as the government looks to sustain momentum ahead of the upcoming FATF evaluation.

Summonses and subpoenas may be used to address non-cooperation by funds and administrators, as the OPFA seeks to improve the efficiency of its investigations.

Reconsidering the matter after a High Court remittal, the Tribunal finds the referral activity failed the fit and proper test.

Naleni Govender says retirement funds need a more deliberate approach to private markets, with stronger due diligence, better partnerships, and clearer accountability.

A Full Bench ruling clarifies that religious divorce cannot override access to interim maintenance and civil protections under South African law.

Omnibus AML/CFT Bill also gets the nod for tabling.

After a near five-year absence following the 2021 unrest, Sasria relaunches its wrap cover as a R500 million excess layer above the standard coupon.

Cartrack will pay a R5m fine and refund over R5.1m to customers after 210 complaints prompted a regulatory probe.

Guidance under development signals stricter application of existing rules to sustainability claims and disclosures.

Rare but complex EV fire incidents are forcing insurers to rethink pricing, claims, and underwriting models.

Gathering the right information at the scene and reporting the accident correctly can prevent claim delays.

The Credit Association of South Africa sets out key aspects of the process that consumers should understand.

The judgment shows that long relationships and indirect domestic contributions can justify substantial redistribution under the Divorce Act.

Strong market performance lifts assets to record highs, but lapses and protection gaps persist beneath the surface.