
Regulators invite comment on draft IT and cyber incident reporting rules
Financial institutions subject to Joint Standards 1 of 2023 and 2 of 2024 are asked to provide feedback by 5 October 2025.

Financial institutions subject to Joint Standards 1 of 2023 and 2 of 2024 are asked to provide feedback by 5 October 2025.

The Authority expects to reduce its budget deficit by 28%, driven by a 3.3% revenue uplift and planned cost-cutting measures to streamline operations.

Ditsobotla is in worse financial shape than previously thought, and the resolution process is unlikely to turn things around.

The High Court says the state-owned financier must comply with deposit controls while awaiting the Supreme Court of Appeal’s ruling.

Ditsobotla co-operative bank has been placed in resolution after the SARB cited regulatory breaches, financial losses, and governance failures.

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

The repayment administrator and the Prudential Authority appealed a High Court ruling that allowed Ithala to continue operating while liquidation proceedings are pending.

A top priority is supporting National Treasury in finalising COFI and rolling out the themed frameworks.

HBZ was fined an effective R7.5m, Citibank’s fine was fully suspended, and Bank of Taiwan was reprimanded.

Roleplayers in the funeral industry can book for an online workshop hosted by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority.

The Tribunal agrees with the Prudential Authority that Women Building our Africa failed to meet the registration conditions and governance benchmarks.

The proposed CEO breached the Companies Act by allowing another company of which he was the sole shareholder to advance loans to him while it was insolvent.

After months in limbo, Ithala resumes limited operations – but its revival faces steep legal and regulatory challenges as the battle over its liquidation and banking status intensifies.

Ithala has been cleared to resume core operations – excluding deposit-taking – while legal battles over its liquidation and frozen R2.47bn in deposits continue.

The Minister of Finance’s bailout plan for Ithala’s retail depositors has drawn sharp criticism from KZN’s Finance MEC Francois Rodgers, who warns the deal’s fine print could leave the province footing a hefty bill.

Ithala depositors remain locked out of their funds while disputes over frozen accounts, strategic alliances, and government guarantees deepen.

Absa was fined R7m for inadequate customer due diligence and R3m for delays and closures of transaction monitoring alerts.