
Directive 11 takes effect as FIC opens detailed RCR guidance for comment
The FIC is inviting industry comment on draft guidance that sets out how institutions must complete and submit their 2026 risk and compliance returns before the April deadline.

The FIC is inviting industry comment on draft guidance that sets out how institutions must complete and submit their 2026 risk and compliance returns before the April deadline.

A R3-per-litre levy cut cushions April’s fuel spike, but rising oil prices and expiring relief point to steep increases ahead.

Motor insurance data shows most rejected claims are still driven by preventable driver behaviour, with direct implications for underwriting, advice and client risk.

Final PCC 23A sharpens the definition of credit providers, confirming broad inclusion while drawing clearer lines around incidental credit and non-traditional lending.

Rulings show weak controls can force retirement funds to repay benefits years later, with interest.

Missed submissions could trigger enforcement as the Regulator scrutinises how firms handle access to information requests.

The CMS cites statutory constraints, while the Portfolio Committee on Health calls for a clear roadmap to implement the Inquiry’s recommendations.

The criminal case stemming from the collapse of Classic Financial Services has been delayed once more, after the defence asked for time to consult newly appointed senior counsel.
Satrix won 10 of 23 awards, as South Africa’s exchange traded product market reached over R300 billion in market capitalisation and continues to expand.

Circular 10 introduces interim rules to standardise audits, investigations, and clawbacks as broader reforms are developed.

The FIC publishes draft guidance on implementing Directive 10, including how institutions must capture and submit geographic data across group structures.

Attend MBSE’s Virtual Open Days from 14 to 16 April to discover flexible, career-focused qualifications and engage directly with industry-led lecturers.

A Middle East-driven energy surge is reshaping inflation, interest rate expectations, and portfolio positioning, with direct implications for South Africa.

With the transition period now over, financial institutions that offer education initiatives must align with the FSCA’s requirements on governance, evaluation, and accountability.

Interest in newer vehicle brands is rising among South African buyers, but theft trends and repair costs continue to shape premiums and the real cost of ownership.

The Supreme Court of Appeal orders the Fund to settle R92 million in judgment debt to Newnet and comply with payment and adjudication requirements.

The third phase of the Retiree Repurposing Programme expands efforts to address technical skills shortages through structured mentorship and knowledge transfer.