
New regulations will bring crypto into exchange control framework
National Treasury releases the draft Capital Flow Management Regulations to replace the Exchange Control Regulations.

National Treasury releases the draft Capital Flow Management Regulations to replace the Exchange Control Regulations.

As AI-driven incidents increase, insurers face mounting pressure to replace implicit cover with explicit policies tailored to new technological risks.

The dismissal of a reconsideration application by CMM investors underscores that only direct legal rights – not indirect financial interests – confer standing under the FSRA.

The FSCA’s latest action highlights the regulatory risks for individuals who may have been linked to the BHI Trust scheme.

The determination introduces a more structured approval framework for offshore funds, while expanding supervisory discretion and replacing BN 257.

National Treasury’s draft framework signals tighter expectations for how firms deliver, integrate, and measure financial education.

Twin enforcement actions show sustained pressure on unauthorised operators and market misconduct.

Approval of the draft AI policy signals a shift to structured oversight, with businesses urged to prepare for evolving compliance expectations.

Guidance under development signals stricter application of existing rules to sustainability claims and disclosures.

Judgment confirms that such guarantees require licensing under the Insurance Act, resolving a long-running classification dispute.

Discussion paper weighs regulation, codes and hybrid options as data quality and governance risks come into focus.

The criminal case stemming from the collapse of Classic Financial Services has been delayed once more, after the defence asked for time to consult newly appointed senior counsel.

Affidavits before the High Court set out contested positions on process, standing, and potential next steps, including whether liquidation should follow.

The Authority says the case highlights the need for a legislative framework that is more conducive to fostering transformation and incubation models.

With the transition period now over, financial institutions that offer education initiatives must align with the FSCA’s requirements on governance, evaluation, and accountability.

Officials outline key supervisory areas affecting financial institutions, with a focus on governance, AML controls, cyber resilience, and consumer-facing risks.

With only 16% of South Africans financially healthy, insurers are being pushed to prove that products deliver real value when customers need them most.