
Reporting Directive for cross-border transactions issued
Directive 3A and PCC 50A set clear guidelines for accountable institutions on reporting international funds transfers and handling reporting failures.

Directive 3A and PCC 50A set clear guidelines for accountable institutions on reporting international funds transfers and handling reporting failures.

The FSCA has raised the maximum daily penalty for late submissions under insurance legislation by 4.39%.

The OREO Index, developed by leading anti-corruption experts, assesses the robustness of real estate data and anti-money laundering laws.

A complaint over a claim for stolen jewellery prompts the FAIS Ombud to emphasise the importance of maintaining a proper record of advice.

The prescribed interest rate isn’t just a technicality – it determines how much extra you’ll pay (or receive) in a legal dispute, and once it applies to a debt, it stays locked in, even if rates drop later.

In response to stakeholder concerns over increased costs, the FSCA says the requirements can be scaled to each institution’s size and complexity.

The new draft introduces a phased approach, initially focusing on positional reporting to overcome challenges identified in earlier consultations and to enhance oversight of short selling.

The Authority has withdrawn the temporary exemption for retirement fund transfers, signalling the full implementation of updated regulatory requirements.

The FSCA’s latest Retirement Funds Statistical Report highlights trends in fund membership, asset growth, and investment performance.

Highlights from Day 2 of the FSCA Industry Conference 2026. Please click the link below to watch the full video on our YouTube channel.

From its roots in corporate insurance training to leading the charge in online learning, Moonstone Business School of Excellence is shaping the future of financial services education.

The Financial Services Tribunal dismisses a reconsideration application by a former representative who claimed a client e-signed documents in person.

Five investors sought to recover their money, but the High Court ruled their funds were part of an illegal operation and must be forfeited to the state.

The suppliers, which abandoned a home renovation and denied a refund for a defective vehicle respectively, were also fined a total of R250 000.

A little-known legal provision can have major consequences for divorced individuals who do not update their wills.

Promises of unrealistic returns are clear sign that a scam is afoot.
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