RAF tells medical schemes regulator to butt out of its dispute with Discovery Health
The fund says there is an ‘unholy alliance’ between the Council for Medical Schemes and the administrator to ‘misinform’ medical scheme members.
Bonitas transition proceeds as administrators outline plans amid legal uncertainty
Sanlam and Momentum outline how they are managing workforce, operations, and risk as the Bonitas transition proceeds despite an unresolved court challenge.
‘Major disruptions’ ahead for vendors as Sars modernises its VAT administration framework
Vendors may have to acquire new software to be able to communicate with the Sars systems, or they may have to adjust their existing systems.
FSP debars representative for not returning a tablet
The fact that the applicant did not sell any products or receive remuneration did not nullify his status as a representative.
Taiwan – a country preparing for a possible war
With 12 038km between South Africa and Taiwan, the East Asia island’s woes as it prepares for a possible invasion by mainland China might seem far removed. However, should their ‘non-provocative’ cross-strait policy fail, the fallout will shake the world.
Tribunal hands down decision in another MyMo accounts scandal case
Standard Bank debarred a branch team leader for using her own money to activate four accounts without the customers’ consent.
More asset manager consolidation ‘is inevitable’
Mergers and acquisitions will increase because the country’s low savings rate and stagnant economy cannot support the number of fund managers.
US court orders SA ‘multilevel marketing scam’ to pay R32bn to victims
The order against MTI is in addition to the R65bn in penalties imposed on founder and CEO Johann Steynberg earlier this year.
A summary of Sars’s VAT modernisation discussion document
Sars has published a discussion paper on its intended modernisation of the VAT collection system, which will ultimately make VAT reporting faster and more transparent.
‘The free lunch from guarantees may come at a hefty cost’
Investors should remember that the price of the guarantee is not only in the return they lock in, but also in the future returns they give up by being out of equity markets.
Sanlam research delves into South Africans’ level of financial confidence
Most experience stress when managing their day-to-day personal finances.
Parametric-based business interruption cover proffered for SA’s ‘next pandemic’
Parametric insurance has traditionally focused on safeguarding against extreme weather events. Can it provide a solution for other threats?
Six reasons for making a commitment today to studying with MBSE in 2024
Why wait until January to set your New Year’s resolutions? Decide now to achieve your career goals with Moonstone Business School of Excellence.
Tribunal sets aside Capitec’s debarment of a rep who joined a competitor bank
The jurisdictional fact required for the debarment was absent.
How customer experience and social media are set to drive the short-term insurance industry
Old Mutual Insure’s Antonia Oakes shares her insights on the emergence of the ‘want it now’ culture and the evolution of the ‘experience economy’.
A clear case of an ambiguous policy wording?
The policy’s terms and conditions, read together with the schedule, did not make it clear that a tracking device was a requirement for theft/hijacking cover.
Online platform launched to report, identify, and prevent syndicate-driven scams
Fraudsters are making millions out of ancestry and commodity-trading scams, warns the Southern African Fraud Prevention Service.
Momentum Metropolitan buys RMI Investment Managers from OUTsurance
The transaction will give MMH higher indirect shares in several boutique asset managers, including Truffle and Perpetua.
