
What employees should know about year-end bonuses
Employees don’t have a statutory right to a year-end bonus – payment depends on contract, collective agreement, policy, or binding past practice.
From 1 March, new frameworks will impose expanded due diligence and information-exchange obligations on exchanges, custodians and banks.

Employees don’t have a statutory right to a year-end bonus – payment depends on contract, collective agreement, policy, or binding past practice.

National Treasury is inviting submissions of technical tax proposals for possible inclusion in Annexure C of next year’s Budget Review.

A string of new cases shows how fraudsters are mimicking brands, cloning FSP numbers and impersonating officials to steal funds.

The MTBPS raises the 2025/26 gross revenue estimate by R19.7bn but warns of a R15.7bn shortfall against Budget estimates for 2026/27.

Deputy Minister of Transport provides updates on plans for a permanent RAF board, the Road Accident Benefits Scheme Bill, and appointing a new CEO.

Ryk de Klerk’s focus has shifted from picking AI ‘winners’ to identifying future ‘survivors’ – and balancing portfolios with undervalued, lower-risk Healthcare and Consumer Staples.

The Supreme Court of Appeal finds the parties did not share an intention to exclude ICD cover.

Regulators warn that digital-market growth is outpacing consumer protection and local-job safeguards.

Clients can link to their existing Luno accounts – or create one in-app – to buy, hold, and sell more than 50 crypto assets.

Discovery Insure explains its approach when clients are offered cash settlements.

The Court replaces the restrictive ‘exceptional circumstances’ test with a flexible ‘good cause’ standard, creating new forum-choice opportunities.

Alexforbes’ new digital storybook helps children to build confidence in saving, planning, and making smart financial choices.

Singles’ Day, which takes place on 11 November in China, has grown from a student celebration of self-care into the world’s largest retail event.

Despite high penetration and digital sophistication, local insurers must turn strategy into action, embedding cover, simplifying products, and building ecosystems to capture the continent’s next growth opportunity.

Godongwana announces a shift from the 3%-to-6% range to a 3% target with a 1-percentage-point tolerance band, to be implemented over two years.

Don’t wait for New Year’s resolutions – build or refresh your competence in financial services with MBSE’s nine COB modules.

The recordings of the three webinars on the Return can be viewed on the FSCA’s YouTube channel.