
SCA clarifies RAF liability: ‘any person’ includes illegal foreigners
Neither the RAF nor the Minister of Transport can limit who qualifies for compensation under the Act.

Neither the RAF nor the Minister of Transport can limit who qualifies for compensation under the Act.

The NPA says the order follows arrests in a fraud investigation targeting victims across multiple jurisdictions.

The FST dismisses African Bank’s application to overturn a directive to reverse a R685m intra-group transaction, finding it lacked commercial substance.

A comparative study of three compensation models finds that combining elements of each may provide a more balanced solution.

The mutual insurer reports R5.56bn in investment returns compared with R1.32bn in operating profit, while higher claims put pressure on underwriting performance.

A disability claim was paid, then disputed on non-disclosure grounds. Years of stalled litigation meant the court dealt with the case on procedure, not substance.

The dismissal of a reconsideration application by CMM investors underscores that only direct legal rights – not indirect financial interests – confer standing under the FSRA.

Sakeliga’s Constitutional Court bid marks a final push to halt EE quotas as enforcement deadlines approach.

The Pension Funds Adjudicator finds that delays in processing a member’s withdrawal and transfer of retirement savings were wrongful and negligent.

The final circulars implement the March proposals, with only targeted technical refinements following the consultation process.

The FSCA’s latest action highlights the regulatory risks for individuals who may have been linked to the BHI Trust scheme.

The determination introduces a more structured approval framework for offshore funds, while expanding supervisory discretion and replacing BN 257.

National Treasury’s draft framework signals tighter expectations for how firms deliver, integrate, and measure financial education.

CIPS points to tighter scrutiny, stronger due diligence requirements, and a growing focus on beneficial ownership as South Africa enters its next FATF review.

South Africa leads Bank of America’s EEMEA rankings despite severe market losses, highlighting resilience, strong dividends, and sustained investor interest.

Interest that accrues and remains unpaid does not escape the in duplum rule merely because it is capitalised.

A High Court ruling has refused FirstRand’s summary judgment bid, signalling stricter scrutiny of debt claims, documentation, and enforcement processes.