Compliance and Legislation – Page 48 – Moonstone Information Refinery

Day 2 Highlights from the FSCA Industry Conference 2026

AIG rejected claims by aviation companies whose operations at different premises were impacted by the lockdown and Covid-19.

Former Standard Bank staff contend that the FAIS Act did not apply to their debarment and conduct.

Court clarifies the grounds on which an employer may interdict a retirement fund from paying out a benefit.

And the definition of ‘manufacturing premises’ means businesses that make and sell food in the same building are excluded.

Among other things, the new rules provide for 80 days to submit an objection and more independence for an alternative dispute resolution facilitator.

Applies to contributions received from 1 January.

This is one of three changes the Authority is proposing to make to Board Notice 90.

Insurer must pay R1.82m to a Ferrari owner whose claim was rejected on the grounds of reckless driving.

Authority also pulls the licence of Stringfellow Financial Services.

Sars publishes a list of the additional information that must be included on the receipt.

More than 600 investors lost their money – some exceeding R1 million each.

It also wants to address the inconsistent treatment of non-resident beneficiaries when capital gains are distributed.

The incentive applies only to the panels themselves and body corporates are not eligible.

National Treasury signals its opposition to higher tax rates.

Taxable income bands in the withdrawal tables adjusted by 10%.

And the bounce-back loan-guarantee scheme will be reworked to help small businesses finance renewable energy projects.

Outstanding issues will be finalised later this year.