
Discovery integrates sleep into its health and insurance models
Discovery’s new research highlights sleep as a critical but overlooked health factor, finding strong links between poor sleep, chronic illness, and road accidents

Discovery’s new research highlights sleep as a critical but overlooked health factor, finding strong links between poor sleep, chronic illness, and road accidents

The Chartered Institute for Business Accountants has launched a campaign to press for reform of the Unemployment Insurance Fund.

Sanlam Private Equity says the acquisition aligns with its strategy of investing in market-leading businesses with strong growth potential.

The Constitutional Court has struck down parts of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act and UIF Act, finding that current provisions unfairly discriminate between mothers, fathers, and adoptive and surrogate parents.

In response to South Africa’s greylisting, the Authority has grown its AML/CFT team, increased on-site inspections, and ramped up fines.

Momentum Health is proposing to raise contributions by an average of 9.9% in 2026 – the highest increase among the five largest open schemes.

Industry experts say that small, unclaimed pots left behind by members pose a growing challenge that must be managed to protect long-term retirement outcomes.

Manuel’s reminder that only authorised individuals can provide financial product recommendations comes as the FSCA warns about four unlicensed entities/individuals.

The Authority will host virtual workshops and tailored sessions with industry stakeholders, who have two months to comment on the draft Return.

Leading open medical schemes have announced increases above the CMS’s guidance, underscoring the tension between regulator calls for restraint and schemes’ funding needs.

MBSE’s first CPD course in isiXhosa makes compliance training more accessible with translated material, subtitles, and assessments.

While submissions of the mandatory Risk and Compliance Return improved over the past year, 30% of institutions targeted by the FIC’s directives had not complied by March 2025

Requests for reports from the FIC rose by 17% in 2024/25, reflecting the FATF’s pressure on South Africa to strengthen its anti-money laundering efforts.

The High Court freezes payouts from the late former Deputy President’s R44.7m annuity amid a family dispute.

The second edition of our bi-weekly column unpacks Prescribed Minimum Benefits – what they are, which conditions they cover, and how they work in practice.

The FSCA revoked Luvuyo’s licence in August after a string of determinations found the firm failed to pay claims and operated without an underwriter.

The judgment makes it clear that remedies under the CPA – refund or replacement – are enforceable and cannot be frustrated by delay or technical objections.