
Fake traders, false promises, and fraudsters abusing big names
From Facebook investment scams to impersonators posing as Sygnia’s CEO, the FSCA has issued multiple warnings against unauthorised operators.
From Facebook investment scams to impersonators posing as Sygnia’s CEO, the FSCA has issued multiple warnings against unauthorised operators.
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With systems in place and 95% of depositors fully covered, CODI is stepping up its readiness to handle a potential bank failure.
Emily Broodryk, Elisha Govender, and Francesca Taylor recommend the qualification to financial advisers who want to deepen their expertise.
The RABS Bill promises faster, no-fault compensation but has previously been criticised for limiting victim rights and excluding vulnerable groups.
The decline in KeyCare Plus membership reflects a reduction in employer subsidies and fewer mandates for medical scheme membership, DHMS says.
Mareo-John Nel breached the FAIS Act after signing an enforceable undertaking to remedy the same unlawful conduct he committed previously.
Beyond one-off fakes, syndicates are exploiting AI to reuse damage photos and cloned invoices across multiple claims.
FNB survey also finds that most under-60s expect to work beyond their retirement age, with only 10% planning a full stop.
Changes such as joint ventures, investing in infrastructure, and switching to higher-value crops can introduce risks that may not be covered.
Judge dismisses claim both marriages are valid, sending dispute back for further evidence on the customary marriage’s existence.
Santam says clients are opting for core covers only, part-insuring assets, increasing excesses, and taking risk-mitigation measures to reduce premiums.
If a buyer transfers funds after relying on altered invoice instructions, the contractual obligation remains unfulfilled until the seller’s nominated account is actually credited.
The ‘big four’ illnesses made up 73% of severe illness claims; cancer alone accounted for 68%, driven by breast and prostate cancers.
From hidden VAS fees that quietly inflated balances to wrongful fraud listings, the NFO Credit Division’s interventions have secured millions in write-offs.
Despite economic headwinds and high claims ratios, Bestmed grew net membership by 4.4% in 2024, bolstered by strong solvency and a R164.4m surplus.
Section 14(1)(b) of the FAIS Act cannot be stretched to catch misconduct discovered after a representative’s tenure.
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