
Deepfake profits and ‘overwhelming’ illegality: Banxso liquidated
The High Court finds Banxso knowingly benefited from deepfake adverts, misled clients about its licence and returns, and is ‘hopelessly insolvent’.

The High Court finds Banxso knowingly benefited from deepfake adverts, misled clients about its licence and returns, and is ‘hopelessly insolvent’.

With applications closing on 15 June, MBSE’s FETC NQF 4 programmes offer a final chance to secure recognised FAIS credits before more restrictive replacements take effect.

A Telegram group reviving the MyWealth name is promoting crypto investment opportunities, as the FSCA’s investigations linked to earlier enforcement actions continue.

The terms of two deputy commissioners were also renewed, while the third deputy will step down at the end of May.

The FSCA says Grobler contravened the Financial Markets Act by publishing false or misleading financial statements between 2014 and 2017.

The High Court overturns an earlier disallowance of the curator’s costs and reaffirms that former trustees remain personally liable for curatorship and inspection expenses.

Ministerial Directives issued in July 2021 applied only to specified businesses under the Businesses Act, not to FAIS-regulated FSPs.

The FSCA warns South Africans to stay vigilant as unauthorised individuals and entities exploit social media and digital platforms to solicit high-risk investments.

The report details the Panel’s mandate, membership, and engagement with the regulator since its establishment in 2023.

King V may be voluntary, but for retirement fund boards it has emerged as a critical standard for credible governance, fiduciary oversight and long-term value creation.

Regulatory initiatives across payments, digital assets, open finance and embedded finance are expected to progress this year.

The OPFA says the fund did not respond to multiple requests for information relating to the non-payment of a death benefit.

But the Authority fines Livestock Wealth and its CEO for displaying a partner FSP licence in a ‘misleading’ way.

The initial payout returns roughly 6 cents on the rand to creditors, with legal costs taking a large slice – but further recoveries may change the final dividend.

Top achievers share how MBSE’s Higher Certificate in Wealth Management translates knowledge into real-world confidence.

The Minister of Employment and Labour removes a 2003 exemption that shielded employers from labour-inspector oversight.

FNB has disbursed over R1 billion to Ithala customers and is sending about 5 000 SMS notifications per day to schedule branch visits.