When does a lead become intermediation? Four views on a judgment
Responses to the ruling reveal differing interpretations of the causal link required between lead-generation activities and a financial-product transaction.
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When a misdirected email becomes a POPIA enforcement case
The enforcement notice suggests that internal, accidental disclosures can still become reportable security compromises with formal regulatory consequences.
Enforcement notice may signal tougher PAIA scrutiny for companies
The Information Regulator’s decision suggests companies may face closer scrutiny when they rely on commercial-confidentiality grounds to refuse access to records.
Judgment adds to uncertainty over crypto’s exchange control status
The High Court backs the SARB’s position that moving Bitcoin to foreign exchanges can amount to an unlawful export of capital.
Commentators flag key uncertainties in draft exchange control proposals
Exchanges say the draft could affect routine crypto use, while one legal analysis questions whether the framework is truly more permissive.
Transformation Fund moves into B-BBEE scorecards as draft codes signal policy shift
Draft amendments to the B-BBEE Codes introduce the government’s proposed Transformation Fund into the compliance framework, reshaping enterprise development, procurement incentives, and scorecard calculations.
When AI goes wrong, liability still lands on humans
As AI reshapes workplace decisions, legal experts and insurers warn that professional indemnity and D&O exposure is rising fast.
