
Exam fraud: FSCA urges financial firms to verify RE certificates
FSPs have a statutory obligation to combat exam fraud by verifying certificates directly with Moonstone or the FSCA.

FSPs have a statutory obligation to combat exam fraud by verifying certificates directly with Moonstone or the FSCA.

ASISA advises consumers to take a holistic view of their finances and avoid hasty decisions that could leave them unprotected.

The Financial Intelligence Centre’s sector final risk assessment report for crypto asset service providers is set to be published in the new financial year.

La Grange was sentenced to 10 years in prison, with five years suspended contingent on his co-operation with the State in future cases involving Steinhoff’s executives.

The fines on both banks run into millions of rands, but most of the penalties are conditionally suspended.

The High Court overturns a Regional Court’s decision that allowed a policyholder to cancel her five-year endowment policy early.

Schemes and healthcare professionals are at odds over whether these recoveries are justified, says the Council for Medical Schemes.

The court’s interpretation and application of the conduit principle has implications for structures involving layers of multiple discretionary trusts.

The National Consumer Commission claims the scheme misled participants with false promises of grocery rewards and high returns.

The Authority suspended 1 061 FSP licences in 2023/24, primarily for non-compliance with statutory returns.

During Financial Planning Week, Moonstone Business School of Excellence applauds Foord’s initiative to promote financial literacy among young children.

Despite relatively low overall withdrawal rates, 24% of claimants are using their retirement savings for home or car repairs and 21% for settling short-term debt.

Craig Warriner’s confession to orchestrating a massive Ponzi scheme has led to 30-year bans for Global & Local’s Michael Haldane and Mauro Forlin.

Sasria’s five-year strategic plan includes the reintroduction of R1bn excess of loss cover and expanding its coverage for events such as natural disasters.

A woman and her accomplice were each sentenced to 26 years in prison for murdering her uncle so she could benefit from his life cover.

The Financial Intelligence Centre facilitated the recovery of R98.5m in criminal proceeds and generated 3 924 intelligence reports.

The Prudential Authority discovered the non-compliance during a routine inspection conducted four years ago.