From 1 March, new frameworks will impose expanded due diligence and information-exchange obligations on exchanges, custodians and banks.
The FSCA recently announced the following executive appointments with effect from 1 February 2019: Ms Felicity Mabaso has been appointed as the Divisional Executive for licensing and the business centre. Mr Brandon Topham joins the […]
According to Board Notice 194 of 2017, the Fit and Proper BN, FSPs and juristic representatives have to be financially sound in order to be able to deliver a quality service to clients. […]
The National Credit Regulator (NCR) has recently warned consumers against fake credit providers offering loan scams. “These scams typically target those who are in distressed financial circumstances and looking for a loan, using […]
The Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) will be hosting an advanced training programme workshop for accredited healthcare brokers in the Gauteng Province. Participants are requested to register on-line and submit proof of payment […]
Last year was a challenging year for investors, with US equity and government bond markets both returning less than cash. While there is no guarantee of better performance in 2019, identifying the underlying […]
“I am authorised for Long-term Insurance sub-category B1, B2 and C as well as a Participative Interest in Collective Investment Schemes. What are the minimum CPD hours I have to obtain?” This question, […]
According to Marina Grindle, FMG Suite’s Content Marketing Specialist, technology adoption has become a sink or swim situation for financial advisors. “Innovations are shaking up many of the traditional areas of financial management […]
According to preliminary figures, road accidents recorded in the recent festive season total 1 286, regrettably and unfortunately resulting in 1 612 fatalities nationwide. These statistics were recently announced by the Minister of Transport, Dr […]
The FAIS Act and other legislation prescribe a number of requirements that individuals who provide financial advice must adhere to. Throughout your career you are reminded of these deadlines. The successful completion of […]
The FAIS Act and other legislation prescribe a number of requirements that individuals who provide financial advice must adhere to. Throughout your career you are reminded of these deadlines. The successful completion of […]
– Adjustment of broker fees The Council for Medical Schemes published Circular 4 of 2019 containing the details of the increase in broker fees. Regulation 28(2) published in terms of the Medical Schemes […]
– And the winners are… The fund performance “Oscars” in the unit trust industry have just been announced. The winners are determined on the basis of risk-adjusted performance, which take into account the […]
– And the winners are… The fund performance “Oscars” in the unit trust industry have just been announced. The winners are determined on the basis of risk-adjusted performance, which take into account the […]
– 12 of the most common questions investors ask “Many South Africans are currently considering whether to reduce their February tax liability by taking advantage of the Section 12J tax deduction. For every R100 […]
– 12 of the most common questions investors ask “Many South Africans are currently considering whether to reduce their February tax liability by taking advantage of the Section 12J tax deduction. For every R100 […]
– The right to state your case is not negotiable Audi alteram partem (or audiatur et altera pars) is a Latin phrase meaning “listen to the other side”, or “let the other side […]
– The right to state your case is not negotiable Audi alteram partem (or audiatur et altera pars) is a Latin phrase meaning “listen to the other side”, or “let the other side […]
