Thursday briefing: a round-up of recent financial services news
New limits for allowances | Grey-listing will last ‘for years’ | Grey-listing, blackouts ‘eroding SA’s status’ | Rand manipulation case.
New limits for allowances | Grey-listing will last ‘for years’ | Grey-listing, blackouts ‘eroding SA’s status’ | Rand manipulation case.
Authority also pulls the licence of Stringfellow Financial Services.
However, cash-strapped consumers are putting new business volumes under pressure.
Investigation into allegations of corruption and maladministration at the Road Accident Fund.
Its asset base is expected to grow even further after the integration of Absa’s LISP business.
Health Funders Association files a complaint with the Competition Commission
Sars publishes a list of the additional information that must be included on the receipt.
FSCA’s risk-based approach | Medical scheme in liquidation | CIPC to collect beneficial ownership info | SA ties with Russia ‘a risk’
Another year of high pay-outs following Covid in 2020 and the unrest in 2021.
High Court appoints Fagmeedah Petersen-Cook as the life insurer’s final curator.
Industry hopes amendments to regulation 28, separating hedge funds and private equity investments, will boost inflows.
It’s too soon to tell how grey-listing will affect the industry, says Asisa.
Investors took an interesting approach to last year’s rollercoaster investment environment, says Asisa.
‘An orderly’ closing and reopening of markets may be required.
Prosper Funeral Solutions in final liquidation | SA’s small tax base | Which president was worst for the rand?
All the companies and unit trust funds that won trophies and certificates this week.
More than 600 investors lost their money – some exceeding R1 million each.