The Prudential Authority has withdrawn its liquidation bid after progress on depositor repayments, but Ithala is still unlicensed and cannot resume deposit-taking.
Legalbrief commented on the short-term insurer’s response to the business interruption claims case due to be heard in the Western Cape High Court on 1 September. “Santam says its clients’ assertion that Covid-19, […]
Guardrisk and HIC reacted to the judgement by saying that it recognised the plight of business owners in the hospitality industry and the need to get clarity on Covid-19 related business interruption insurance […]
The stand-off between short-term insurers and clients who had claims denied for business interruption due to Covid-19 took an interesting turn after the Cape High Court found against one insurer. The Applicant, Café […]
The time spent in virtual meetings has increased over the last three months. Although this has been because of the pandemic and lockdown rules, this new way of communicating is here to stay. […]
The 2003 version of the General Code of Conduct (GCoC) for authorised financial services providers and representatives captured the handling of complaints in three pages, only focussing on basic principles and procedures. The […]
“A new conduct standard on the conditions in terms of which smoothed bonus policies may form part of default investment portfolios was released on Tuesday evening and is scheduled to come into force […]
“A new conduct standard on the conditions in terms of which smoothed bonus policies may form part of default investment portfolios was released on Tuesday evening and is scheduled to come into force […]
“The Conduct Standard for Banks is the first step towards rolling out a comprehensive market conduct regulatory framework for the banking sector. The main objective of the Conduct Standard is to introduce requirements […]
“The Conduct Standard for Banks is the first step towards rolling out a comprehensive market conduct regulatory framework for the banking sector. The main objective of the Conduct Standard is to introduce requirements […]
Over the last three months education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of online learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms. Yes, we have entered an era where online […]
Over the last three months education has changed dramatically, with the distinctive rise of online learning, whereby teaching is undertaken remotely and on digital platforms. Yes, we have entered an era where online […]
Advertisements are likely to be the most regular contact consumers have with companies that offer financial services and products. As a financial services provider (FSP) it is therefore important to be aware of […]
In what Moneyweb terms “…a David and Goliath clash…”, the media has joined the fray in highlighting the matter. While several moving emotional pleas were made, there is also legal action. According to […]
Life may be returning to a semblance of normal as restrictions are eased, but DebtBusters warns that South African consumers would be well advised to avoid falling into pre-lockdown spending habits. DebtBusters’ quarterly […]
One of the legislated objectives of the FSCA is to protect financial customers by providing them with financial education programmes, and otherwise promoting financial literacy and the ability to make sound financial decisions. […]
Social media is important to financial advisors, because more and more people are looking to social media, and the online space in general, for insurance information. Various reports have also revealed that more […]
by Joani van Vuuren, Shane Johnson, Siya Ngcamu of Webber Wentzel In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) considered the interplay between disciplinary inquiries convened under the Labour Relations Act […]
