The group says the industry is moving towards customised solutions, prompting it to hand active management to Ninety One and focus on alternatives, distribution, and emerging markets.
The GIFT City operation, together with the Lloyd’s syndicate and Avatar acquisition, is part of the group’s move to broaden its risk base and underwriting capabilities.
The tie-up will begin with global equity and emerging market ETFs and is designed to widen access to active strategies across international markets.
The bank says its AI-driven banking and fraud prevention systems have reduced fraud on flagged transactions by 85%.
The insurtech says the new app is a step towards a future where AI assistants could help consumers to manage and automate parts of their insurance decisions.
MBSE’s CPD combinations help advisers and FSPs to complete their annual requirements while focusing on ethics, conduct, communication, and regulatory readiness.
As exams begin, MBSE shares practical strategies to help students use their study time more effectively.
Rapid growth in South Africa’s fintech sector is giving way to a tougher phase shaped by regulation, competition, and the race for customer trust.
The move of its Guidewire platform marks a change in how policies and claims are processed and managed.
The R1.78m payout reflects both underlying performance and a founding-member booster designed to accelerate early value.
With 31 May approaching, advisers face a tighter window and higher stakes – choosing CPD that delivers practical value, not just compliance.
Treasury takes the next step in financial sector reform.
PSG Financial Services reported strong earnings growth, supported by favourable market conditions and higher performance fees.
As AI-driven incidents increase, insurers face mounting pressure to replace implicit cover with explicit policies tailored to new technological risks.
The mutual insurer reports R5.56bn in investment returns compared with R1.32bn in operating profit, while higher claims put pressure on underwriting performance.
The FSCA’s latest action highlights the regulatory risks for individuals who may have been linked to the BHI Trust scheme.
National Treasury’s draft framework signals tighter expectations for how firms deliver, integrate, and measure financial education.
