Sanlam pays tribute to ‘titan’ Desmond Smith
It says Smith played a key role in laying the foundation for the financial services group as it currently exists.
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Ruling in dispute between Road Accident Fund and Discovery Health over claims
Medical schemes and administrators now know whether they can continue to claim from the RAF on behalf of their members.
Economic fall-out from load shedding is raising the risk of unrest – security experts
Franchise Association says its members are reporting sporadic looting and rioting.
Finance Minister makes appointments to Ombud Council
New chairperson is currently the head of group finance: governance and risk compliance at Transnet.
Don’t shoot me, I’m only the piano player
The bearer of bad tidings sometimes gets it in the neck, too.
New MBSE course will teach you the skills to become an entrepreneur
The key to being a successful entrepreneur is to do what you’re truly passionate about.
Funeral intermediary in provisional liquidation over unpaid premiums
In response, Prosper says various factors that contributed to the dispute have not received the required consideration.
Are these emails really the ‘smoking gun’ in insurance ‘collusion’ case?
News24 publishes documents the Competition Commission submitted to obtain warrants ‘to raid’ insurers in 2022.
Limits to FAIS Ombud’s jurisdiction over crypto complaints
A complaint must be about crypto advice and services rendered from 19 October 2022.
PIC rejects allegations that Government Employees Pension Fund is at risk of insolvency
In response to allegations on social media that it’s facing a R3.3 trillion legal claim against its portfolio of assets.
Voetstoots or gatvol?
To be or not to be, that was the question for Mark Boucher and André de Ruyter.
Congratulations to MBSE’s top Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning students
All three students see the qualification as a stepping-stone to getting their CFP designation.
World Economic Forum report paints ‘doom and gloom’ outlook for the world
The return of ‘older’ risks and comparatively new developments are converging to shape a unique, uncertain and turbulent decade to come, WEF says.
‘Progressive’ and ‘reformist’ retired judge is new insurance ombudsman
Margie Victor says the offices she oversees will strive to improve insurance services.
When the new anti-money laundering provisions take effect
Proclamation Notice sets the commencement dates for the sections that amend five Acts of Parliament.
SA’s bid to avert being grey-listed: what happens next?
National Treasury-led delegation will have a face-to-face meeting with the Financial Action Task Force
Changes to SA Reserve Bank’s mandate back on the table
ANC resolves the central bank should support the economy through providing solutions to unemployment.
