Mark Bechard – Page 12 – Moonstone Information Refinery

Day 2 Highlights from the FSCA Industry Conference 2026

That the parties entered the agreement after the notice of intention to debar had been sent was highly relevant.

She alleged the evidence of her conduct was obtained through an ‘unlawful search’ of her personal email account.

Grey areas remain when it comes to the rebate for residential solar panels.

A taxpayer who generates renewable energy for the purpose of trade should qualify for the allowance.

Applicant tells the tribunal she transferred the information to her private Gmail account to support her complaint to the CCMA.

The board’s rushed decision, based on unaudited interim figures, put the shareholder’s interests above those of the policyholders, tribunal says.

The life insurer acted unreasonably when it did not consider reports on the man’s incapacity after his policy expired, judge says.

The far-reaching implications of debarment were not justified in the circumstances, the FST finds.

Trustees cannot be expected to have all the information within a few hours of the gazetting of the final regulations, it says.

There are a number of grey areas that the draft legislation will (hopefully) clarify.

At issue: was the acknowledgement of debt/power of attorney a supplementary agreement?

Intellidex cautions against putting false confidence in exact numbers of the economic impact of grey-listing.

Hacker gets away with R800 000 after duping PSG Wealth employees twice within 10 days.

In a country where only about 12% of the population is carrying the personal income tax burden, who exactly are ‘the rich’?

Centre urges new accountable institutions to register, even if they missed the deadline, to avoid non-compliance with Fica.

And the definition of ‘manufacturing premises’ means businesses that make and sell food in the same building are excluded.

Parliamentary legal services and the State Law Adviser have different views on whether the NHI Bill will pass constitutional muster.