
Classic Financial creditors see first dividend, just over 6%
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.

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.

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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.

South Africans should verify anyone offering financial services or investment opportunities.

The rising number of investigations and inspections underline a shift from registration to active supervision.

The Tribunal dismisses separate applications brought by Banxso and four executives, saying they lack legal standing.

Accountable institutions should adopt practical, risk-based RMCPs tailored to their operations, rather than relying on lengthy templates.

It is now easier for brokers and policyholders to place business with Lloyd’s, particularly for personal indemnity, cyber, marine trade, and mining exposures.

The Court set aside two notices to the Municipal Employees Pension Fund after finding the regulator had not met the statutory thresholds.

The Authority says the penalties reflect the financial benefit gained from unlawful conduct and the harm to clients – handing 30-year debarments to several Banxso executives.

The FSCA imposes a R197m fine on Medbond Insurance Brokers and its principal, whom it debarred for 30 years.

The FSCA’s investigation concluded that South African Relocations and The Relocations Group offered marine insurance without registration.

The Authority found that most investor funds were used to pay ‘returns’ to other investors and cover personal expenses.

New end-dates extend the temporary allocation of certain supervisory duties to the FSCA and PA while regulatory frameworks are finalised.

Classic Financial Services edges closer to closure as the first liquidation and distribution account is formally lodged for public inspection.

Many trading platforms are FSCA-licensed but expressly do not provide advice. This typically blocks successful complaints unless advice can be proved.