
How the whole world wins when the financial gap for women is bridged
A ‘new frontier’ of gender, diversity and inclusion focused initiatives are tackling tackle gender inequality in the financial sector.
A former Google X executive says humanity faces 12 to 15 turbulent years as AI disrupts jobs, economies, and power structures before ushering in an age of abundance.

A ‘new frontier’ of gender, diversity and inclusion focused initiatives are tackling tackle gender inequality in the financial sector.

The insurance industry can be a force for good, says an insuretech’s managing director, and it begins with spreading happiness and well-being.

Consider the impact of the demerit and cancellation system on employees who are engaged as drivers or who need to have a valid driving licence.

It also found that customers’ perceptions of how financial institutions – specifically, their bank – treat them affects their uptake of insurance.

Respondents believe that charges should be for the ‘core’ financial product or service only, with additional features perceived as free add-ons.

Businesses and households can apply for both the renewable energy tax breaks and the Energy Bounce Back Loan Guarantee Scheme.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms have the potential to revolutionise how we protect ourselves online.

Online fraudsters are employing increasingly sophisticated techniques to scam the public out of their personal details and money.

Moonstone Compliance’s webinars will demystify the Employment Equity Act, enabling employers to navigate the Act effectively.

Initial speculation pointed to the solar panels on the roof as the cause.

The Supreme Court of Appeal’s judgment in the Coronation case finds its way into proposed amendments to the ‘controlled foreign company’ rules.

Members must be protected from further financial distress and the risk of losing their health insurance, the regular says.

A member of United African Stokvel shares why she invested R200 000 despite her initial misgivings.

The amendments encompass debt denominated in a foreign currency and the primary residence exclusion.

One amendment will affect inter-fund transfers by members who have reached normal retirement age but who have opted not to retire.

An anomaly in the Act results in the creation of two years of assessment during a single 12-month period when an individual ceases to be a tax resident.

Sentencing of business owner highlights Sars’s determination to combat tax fraud and non-compliance.