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The SARB will publish targeted frameworks to govern cross-border crypto flows and CASP reporting, says the Minister of Finance.

BNPL’s credit-like features require the same statutory protections under the National Credit Act, says MicroFinance South Africa.

This analysis examines whether BNPL falls under the National Credit Act or the FAIS regime, spotlights enforcement gaps, and considers how the pending COFI Bill could plug systemic vulnerabilities.

A breakdown of the provisions that are in effect now, and those that come into operation in six or 12 months.

The FSCA has issued a series of warnings about schemes involving the impersonation of FSPs and a deepfake video featuring Springbok captain Siya Kolisi.

In exchange for their admissions, they sought to substitute their debarments with an undertaking to repay R470m in client losses.

Early preparation will ensure agility and competitiveness once the new regime takes effect.

The FSCA and PA publish recommended best practices, urging financial institutions to adopt a risk-based approach aligned with their size and complexity.

Nine steps financial services and crypto asset providers can take to curb the deceptive use of their name and branding.

Despite high voluntary disclosure, challenges such as resource constraints and complex standards highlight the need for government-led guidance and skills development.

Providers believe they can go it alone, only to be overwhelmed by the FSCA’s requirements. Moonstone Compliance provides tailored, expert guidance from start to finish.

A new partnership between the FSCA and IFC signals a clear intent by regulators to align corporate disclosure rules with global sustainability standards.

The public are also warned that an entity called Mashram United Funeral Undertakers’ Compliance Organisation might be selling unlicensed insurance policies.

The FSCA’s Sustainable Finance Programme seeks to harmonise local markets with global ESG standards – focusing on taxonomy, disclosure, reporting and investor education to bolster climate resilience.

The Tribunal agrees with the FSCA that the entity’s key individual did not ‘come clean’ about her past misconduct.

The final Notice removes confusing references to section 14(8), but calls for a wholesale carve-out of retail-to-retail transfers were turned down.