
Financial firms urged to rethink graduate training as AI automates junior work
The expansion includes two amalgamated global equity feeder funds and a new rand-denominated feeder into a Troy-managed global flexible strategy.

The expansion includes two amalgamated global equity feeder funds and a new rand-denominated feeder into a Troy-managed global flexible strategy.

Case law highlights the drafting, evidence, and settlement pitfalls that can determine whether valuable client relationships and confidential information remain protected.

The outcomes-based framework links product and service governance with customer expectations and the experience that follows.

Developed in response to industry demand, the online course focuses on building the regulatory knowledge aspiring Key Individuals need for their oversight responsibilities.

Moonstone’s Paull Lawrence shares practical insights on why DOFA is far more than an administrative record, and where hidden compliance risks can emerge for FSPs.

The MBSE graduates say the Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning reshaped how they approach clients, proving that great advice begins with understanding people.

IRMSA says economic weakness, cyber threats, fraud, and climate pressures are increasingly interacting, while digital innovation and financial inclusion offer routes to growth.

An inspection by the South African Reserve Bank uncovered shortcomings in a foreign exchange dealer’s anti-money laundering compliance framework.

With COFI on the horizon, the webinar will unpack its practical implications alongside key regulatory, enforcement, and FICA developments.

Three graduates, three very different journeys – meet the professionals whose determination, resilience, and love of learning earned them a place among MBSE’s top PGDip achievers.

Sanlam’s Benchmark report argues that improving member outcomes increasingly depends on linking financial advice, healthcare, and risk benefits.

MBSE’s first in-person graduation ceremony celebrated not only its graduates, but a vision for professional education that has been almost two decades in the making.

The new programme pays qualifying policyholders 10% of premiums back after claim-free periods, reflecting the growing use of rewards to build customer loyalty.

The proposed reforms could require significant operational changes for insurers, but industry experts believe they address only part of the problem.

As the National Treasury-backed repayment programme for Ithala depositors nears completion, KZN Treasury says the Prudential Authority will review the repayment administrator’s role.

As graduates celebrate their success, prospective students have until 29 June to enrol for the second semester of the 2026 academic year.

While research into a retail CBDC continues, the SARB believes modernising the payment infrastructure will deliver greater near-term benefits.