
FSCA and PA publish comprehensive study into AI use in financial sector
The regulators will issue a discussion paper to clarify governance, disclosure, and consumer-protection expectations.

The regulators will issue a discussion paper to clarify governance, disclosure, and consumer-protection expectations.

The Information Regulator will push a test case to confirm whether unsolicited telephone calls qualify as ‘electronic communication’ under POPIA.

Regulators warn that digital-market growth is outpacing consumer protection and local-job safeguards.

The proposed regulations on processing health and sex life data introduce consent and assessment requirements for, among others, insurers, medical scheme administrators, and retirement funds.

Information officers should purge Form A from internal and public systems and replace it with Form 2 immediately.

As regulatory enforcement escalates, MBSE’s specialised FICA, POPIA and NCA short courses provide financial professionals with the most practical way to stay compliant, avoid costly penalties, and build lasting client trust.

The OPFA on how retirement funds should address non-compliant employers, death benefit allocations, and requests to withhold benefits.

PAIA and POPIA should not be misused to hide inadequate investigations into dependants’ claims.

The recently gazetted amendments enhance the rights of data subjects and clarify the compliance obligations of responsible parties.

From 1 April, all security breaches must be reported solely via the Information Regulator’s online portal, not by email.

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The latest Guidance Note on Direct Marketing has clarified key rules that could impact your business. Join Moonstone Compliance’s expert-led webinar to ensure your marketing strategy is both effective and lawful.

The High Court rules that surveillance evidence is lawful under POPIA when it serves the defence of a legal right. The ruling allows Netcare to use the evidence in its defence against a multimillion-rand lawsuit.

The Department of Basic Education has filed a review application, aiming to have the notice barring the publication of the matric results declared unconstitutional.

The Department of Basic Education is at risk of a R5 million fine for violating privacy laws, with ongoing debates over student consent and personal information protection.

The Information Regulator’s Guidance Note on Direct Marketing under POPIA classifies traditional phone calls as electronic communication.

Despite an enforcement notice from the Information Regulator, the Department of Basic Education says it will publish the 2024 matric results in newspapers.