Financial services professionals explain how the Higher Certificate in Wealth Management sharpened their skills, broadened their perspective, and prepared them for the next stage of their careers.
Early industry reaction focuses the implications for stablecoin payments and self-custody wallets, and the compliance burden.
The final Guidance Note makes targeted changes, but the regulator’s feedback discloses how it weighed industry concerns and refined key aspects of the guidance.
The applicant’s own admissions supported Sanlam’s decision, and the section 14 process does not mirror a disciplinary hearing or a trial.
After RTIA disclosed details of the Appeals Tribunal, OUTA abandoned its urgent application but says it will continue probing the Tribunal’s appointments and accountability.
The SARB’s governor argues the country knows how to revive the economy; the real test is whether it has the resolve to implement the necessary reforms.
The Court said financial inability to pay for PCR tests did not excuse continued absence or failure to follow return-to-work instructions.
Chief executive Patrick Dlamini’s suspension was unlawful because the prescribed governance process was not followed.
BLSA’s Busisiwe Mavuso says functioning municipalities are becoming as important to economic growth and investor confidence as energy and logistics reforms.
Retirement funds are expected to submit fuller, better-documented complaints when pursuing employers over unpaid contributions and missing contribution schedules.
The Regulatory Actions Report shows how the Authority is combining penalties, licence withdrawals, and debarments to tackle serious misconduct.
The regulator highlights how digital scams, referral models, and trading signals can pull consumers into unlicensed services.
Many institutions have left registration too late, submitted the wrong documents, or filed branch returns instead of consolidated legal entity returns.
The High Court accepted the adviser’s explanation of an Afrikaans expression for interim purposes, but held that unresolved earlier allegations could still justify terminating his contract.
The draft directive will introduce a new recurring compliance obligation, with updated programmes also having to be lodged within 10 business days of approval.
The Centre has refined the directive’s scope and addressed concerns over its legal basis, administrative burden, and practical application.
The FSCA says enhanced identity checks have strengthened the integrity of the regulatory examination process and reduced impersonation.
