
NFO’s Life Division recovers over R202m for consumers in 2024
Complaints about life-benefit payouts climbed to 36% of the Division’s cases, from 34% in 2023.
Complaints about life-benefit payouts climbed to 36% of the Division’s cases, from 34% in 2023.
The ruling highlights the need for the timely communication of beneficiary changes in life insurance policies.
The FSCA has provisionally withdrawn Nessfin’s licence amid concerns over its ties to unauthorised entity MyWealth Legatus and potential breaches of financial sector laws.
A portfolio split of 60% US Treasuries and 40% investment-grade corporate bonds emerges as the efficient frontier.
A significant ruling by the Appeal Board rendered the processes outlined in the circulars published in 2022 invalid.
The High Court has authorised a commission of inquiry into the affairs of CoCre8 Gold.
As 2G and 3G networks are retired by end-2027, thousands of vehicle trackers and alarm systems could go dark – potentially invalidating policy terms.
The NFO decided that Dotsure must indemnify the insured and waive the transfer-and-repurchase requirement, overturning strict adherence to the SAIA Code.
Early preparation for COFI will give firms a competitive edge and help to avoid the compliance scramble seen during FAIS implementation.
As the COFI Bill edges closer to becoming law, practice management expert Anton Swanepoel urges smaller FSPs to define their size early to unlock the benefits of proportional regulation.
Roleplayers in the funeral industry can book for an online workshop hosted by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority.
The Morningstar Barometer shows where active management adds value and where low-cost passive strategies hold the upper hand.
A former employee of Ecentric Payment Systems receives an effective five-year term for orchestrating a multi-million-rand cyberattack.
The Authority says an entity called LearnOn was found to have issued invalid certificates linked to the Financial Planning Institute.
Not even South Africa’s president has been spared as scammers use deepfake videos of public figures to promote bogus investment schemes – prompting fresh warnings from the FSCA about social media scams, impersonations, and unauthorised financial services.
The FATF’s mutual evaluation in April 2027 will drill down into how well AML/CFT measures work in practice rather than just ticking technical boxes.
South Africa now awaits an on-site visit by the FATF Africa Joint Group – paving the way for an anticipated exit from the grey list at the October plenary.
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