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A whistleblower-backed memorandum discloses how a legitimate RAF lease was allegedly overturned to favour Mowana Properties.
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A whistleblower-backed memorandum discloses how a legitimate RAF lease was allegedly overturned to favour Mowana Properties.

The weak economy, deteriorating infrastructure, and volatile weather are creating a tough environment for insurers and businesses.

Most complaints to the NFO went to the Non-life Division, whose interventions yielded R107m in quantifiable benefits for policyholders.

The suspended RAF CEO claims the board misled Parliament and the Minister of Transport as he seeks to overturn his suspension and block the search for his replacement.

Mobile banking fraud, phishing, and vishing drove 30% of all complaints, highlighting fraud as the leading issue in the Banking Division’s first year under the NFO.

Only 21% of formal complaints to the Banking Division were resolved in favour of consumers.

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.

Compliance expert Anton Swanepoel says financial services providers must adopt a winning mindset, strategy, and tech-driven approach.

The FSCA has provisionally withdrawn Nessfin’s licence amid concerns over its ties to unauthorised entity MyWealth Legatus and potential breaches of financial sector laws.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.

Luvuyo Burial and Consulting did not pay the claims in full even after the Ombud’s Office intervened.

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.