
FSCA moves to simplify RA and preservation fund transfers
In response to industry calls, the Authority has drafted an exemption from the section 14(1) process for retail retirement funds.
In response to industry calls, the Authority has drafted an exemption from the section 14(1) process for retail retirement funds.
The Tribunal orders Cape Town Motor Repairs to refund a customer and pay a R100 000 fine after failing to complete vehicle repairs within the agreed timeframe.
The finance minister defends the VAT hike as an urgent fiscal necessity, warning that suspending it could blow a R13.5bn hole in the Budget.
While the SIU distances itself from the leak, unanswered questions remain about why a lease allegedly approved by Treasury and audited without findings is now under scrutiny.
The Financial Intelligence Centre issues a stern reminder to designated non-financial entities – particularly legal practitioners and estate agents – to file their overdue risk and compliance returns.
PSG Financial Services posted a strong overall performance for the year, with a 24.7% increase in recurring headline earnings per share, driven by growth in PSG Insure, PSG Wealth, and PSG Asset Management.
The FST has upheld a ruling that a legal spouse must still prove financial dependence or be nominated to receive a share of a deceased member’s pension benefit.
National labour forums have jurisdiction when the employment contract is governed by South African law and connected to a local public entity.
Public and private bodies are ‘invited’ to submit their annual reports on access-to-information requests for the period from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025.
The SpendTrend25 report reveals how high interest rates and stagnant incomes are pushing consumers towards credit, loyalty rewards, and early retirement withdrawals.
A new report shows that while most spending still goes to food, fuel and travel, the real shift is in how South Africans are paying – with digital tools rapidly replacing cash across all age and income groups.
Alexforbes’ latest annual Manager Watch Survey also shows the trend of increasing allocations to multi-managers.
The judgment addresses several aspects of the National Credit Act, including the obligation to register as a credit provider and permissible interest charges.
A recent judgment suggests employers may lose the right to enforce restraints of trade when they terminate staff for misconduct.
From 1 April, all security breaches must be reported solely via the Information Regulator’s online portal, not by email.
The revised interpretation, which reverses the Authority’s earlier guidance, aligns with the Office of the Pension Funds Adjudicator’s view.
The Conduct Standard outlines a series of updated requirements for benefit administrators, including governance enhancements, risk management protocols, and processes for ensuring fair outcomes for fund members and beneficiaries.
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