What customers look for when choosing financial products and services
Respondents believe that charges should be for the ‘core’ financial product or service only, with additional features perceived as free add-ons.
The Authority should have conducted its own investigation and not relied solely on information provided by the insurer, the Tribunal says.
Read moreRespondents believe that charges should be for the ‘core’ financial product or service only, with additional features perceived as free add-ons.
A member of United African Stokvel shares why she invested R200 000 despite her initial misgivings.
Evercrest Capital collapsed 16 years ago after it incurred a huge loss trying to short Sanlam’s shares.
Use the online search facility on the Authority’s website before conducting financial services business with anyone.
Claim documents have been sent to creditors as the provisional liquidators take steps to recover assets and secure funds held in the name of Classic Financial Services One.
Investors in Classic Financial Services have been told to wait before filing any further applications for the exclusion of their interest in preserved funds following its liquidation.
Members of United African Stokvel complain about outstanding pay-outs.
The FSCA publishes its updated regulatory agenda for the next three years.
The FSCA says the government is intensifying efforts to get South Africa off the grey list by January 2025.
The exemption allows banks to provide financial services to certain clients without meeting the requirements of the FAIS Act.
The impersonator pretends to have information about an investigation … and solicits a ‘settlement payment’.
What you should know about reporting, calculating penalty interest, the in duplum rule, and the employer’s liability.
The FSCA wants to know whether applicants are compliant with the Financial Intelligence Centre Act.
FSCA issues a spate of warnings about scammers impersonating authorised FSPs and offering unrealistic returns.
His FSPs were fined a total of R250 000 for selling two products before they were licensed.
High Court rejects arguments that they owed the insurers a statutory duty.