
Alternative stock exchange resolves ‘opt out’ listings dispute with FSCA
A2X says it will pay the fine, adding the vast majority of the affected companies have elected to retain their secondary listings.

A2X says it will pay the fine, adding the vast majority of the affected companies have elected to retain their secondary listings.

In exchange for their admissions, they sought to substitute their debarments with an undertaking to repay R470m in client losses.

The two directors were debarred for 20 and 10 years, respectively.

The FSCA fines Kings International Removers R1.1 million and debars its owner for eight years.

The two directors of Hernell Funerals have been debarred for 10 years and five years, respectively.

Fund members lost at least R470m after N-e-FG’s high-risk investments went south in 2021. Now, two of its directors have been fined R30m each.

The Authority’s investigation found that most of Lehumo Securities’ client funds were not invested, and returns were paid out from the funds collected.

The FSCA found that Shoayb Joosub offered financial services to about 270 Sukuk clients through Anglorand Islamic without being authorised as a representative.