High Court reinforces key principles of disclosure in insurance
Applicants must fully disclose all relevant information during underwriting, even if it was divulged in past applications.
Applicants must fully disclose all relevant information during underwriting, even if it was divulged in past applications.
The FSCA, National Treasury, and the Pension Funds Adjudicator tell MPs what they are doing to address the non-payment of retirement fund contributions. Regulatory interventions other than COFI may be in the offing.
The FSCA is evaluating whether administration fees are reasonable. If it believes they are not, it will explore whether it is necessary to cap or regulate fees.
The High Court rules on a former employee’s contention that the FSP’s notice of intention to debar was a breach of their settlement agreement.
A couple who were victims of business email compromise argued that FICA imposed a private law duty on Nedbank to protect them from financial harm.
The judgment highlights that confirming payment details is essential to avoid financial loss.
The Tribunal’s decision underscores that financial advisers’ duties are limited to the specific terms of their engagement.
The Ombud failed to investigate key facts around the broker’s alleged negligence in communicating an essential policy requirement.
SARS can appoint third parties to deduct tax debts directly from retirement funds, overriding the protections under the Pension Funds Act.
Medical schemes cannot cancel membership based solely on the non-disclosure of a diagnostic procedure that does not lead to the diagnosis of a serious medical condition.
The owner of MIKA Finansiele Dienste emphasises that waiting for an audit before getting your house in order can have costly consequences.
The business would not have performed grinding activities if it had been forewarned about the interruption to the water supply.
One of its four proposals is to allow members to transfer up to a third of their vested savings to their savings component.
The judgment shows that ‘reasonable apprehension’ can tip the scales in favour of enforcing trade restraints and confidentiality agreements.
The judgment clarifies aspects of the FAIS Act, particularly regarding the nature of ‘advice’ and ‘intermediary services’.
The Office has sorted out the ‘embarrassing’ backlog of cases John Simpson inherited and has set timeframes for resolving complaints.
High Court hands down a decision on the interpretation of the tracing provision in section 37C of the Pension Funds Act.