When algorithms collude: how AI may break competition law without intent
Experts warn that AI tools may quietly drive price-fixing and collusion, posing a new threat to competition law.
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Majority back mandatory sustainability reporting, but few feel ready
Despite high voluntary disclosure, challenges such as resource constraints and complex standards highlight the need for government-led guidance and skills development.
SA edges closer to mandatory sustainability reporting under global ISSB standards
A new partnership between the FSCA and IFC signals a clear intent by regulators to align corporate disclosure rules with global sustainability standards.
Judgment in Delta case highlights D&O insurance limitations
With directors held accountable for undisclosed deals and conflicts of interest, the judgment brings to light the crucial issue of whether D&O policies will stand behind executives embroiled in misconduct.
New King Code refines corporate governance for a rapidly evolving business landscape
The King Committee, in collaboration with the Institute of Directors in South Africa, has unveiled the draft King V Code for public comment.
Dimension Data Campus case: a landmark test for corporate governance
The High Court’s ruling emphasises the duty of directors to disclose conflicts of interest and highlights the importance of complying with corporate and B-BBEE laws.
Increased focus on voluntary reporting for tax transparency
PwC’s ninth tax transparency review shows a growing trend among South African corporates to produce stand-alone tax reports, signalling a commitment to accountability and sustainable business practices.
SARB unfreezes R9bn: a win for Ibex Holdings in settling foreign debts
The SARB plans to continue enforcement action against Ibex Holdings, formerly Steinhoff, and other parties but may consider a settlement to resolve the matter.
SAIPA chief executive is not taking his dismissal lying down
Shahied Daniels has accused the accountancy organisation’s board of irregularities and says he intends to challenge his dismissal.
Accountancy body’s chief executive dismissed after forensic investigation
SAIPA’s board has terminated CEO Shahied Daniels after findings of serious misconduct, including unauthorised international dealings and financial irregularities.
JSE to revamp sustainability disclosure guidance in line with new global standards
JSE CEO Leila Fourie outlines the JSE’s five-year priorities: responsiveness to constituents, maintaining foundational security and resilience, and initiating significant upgrades.
