Its submission to Parliament highlights concerns about lifestyle audits, information sharing, beneficial ownership, and administrative fines.
Investors witnessed a sharp correction in major stock indexes after Trump imposed tariffs. An analysis of the S&P 500 PE trendline notes the re-rating potential of growth sectors that have slid into value territory.
A new report shows that while most spending still goes to food, fuel and travel, the real shift is in how South Africans are paying – with digital tools rapidly replacing cash across all age and income groups.
Alexforbes’ latest annual Manager Watch Survey also shows the trend of increasing allocations to multi-managers.
The judgment addresses several aspects of the National Credit Act, including the obligation to register as a credit provider and permissible interest charges.
From trusts to tax-smart retirement planning, here’s how to protect your estate, reduce taxes, and prepare the next generation to manage and grow your wealth.
Discovery Life’s claims report reveals a sharp rise in repeat severe illness claims and a growing need to factor child protection into long-term insurance strategies.
Discovery Life’s claims data reveals rising risks, with increasing concerns about mental health and skin cancer.
Moonstone’s innovative approach to compliance, rooted in deep expertise and tailored guidance, is poised to help financial institutions not only comply but also thrive.
A recent judgment suggests employers may lose the right to enforce restraints of trade when they terminate staff for misconduct.
From 1 April, all security breaches must be reported solely via the Information Regulator’s online portal, not by email.
The revised interpretation, which reverses the Authority’s earlier guidance, aligns with the Office of the Pension Funds Adjudicator’s view.
The Conduct Standard outlines a series of updated requirements for benefit administrators, including governance enhancements, risk management protocols, and processes for ensuring fair outcomes for fund members and beneficiaries.
Sanlam reports that most withdrawals came from financially strained members in mid-life, with little evidence that funds were used to reduce debt. Instead, spending patterns suggest pressure to cover everyday expenses.
PRISA’s chief executive says the proposed amendments focus on evaluating the necessity of using certain weapons through a mandatory risk assessment process
Danie van Zyl of Sanlam Corporate Investments warns that allowing access to retirement components in retrenchment cases might jeopardise long-term savings and place added pressure on trustees.
The High Court confirms a Tribunal decision that the appointment of directors of insurance companies can be regularised retrospectively. It underscores that section 14 of the Insurance Act does not require the Prudential Authority’s pre-approval.
The judgment confirms that the Tribunal acted within its authority when it reduced a penalty imposed by the Prudential Authority on two state-owned insurers.
