Debarment and TCF
The necessity for a process to ensure that those who fall foul of the fit and proper requirements are not allowed to practice was never in question. In particular, the bad apples need […]
The necessity for a process to ensure that those who fall foul of the fit and proper requirements are not allowed to practice was never in question. In particular, the bad apples need […]
Extract from a recent blog by Troy Penney, who works for SuiteBox in Sydney, Australia, If you and your business are in a profession that charges a fee or a commission for exchange […]
A reader recently wrote: I provide training on behalf of a registered medical scheme to accredited brokers on medical scheme benefit options, underwriting and processes. I recently attended a broker training session at the […]
We would like to add our congratulations to the following top eight entrants who have successfully advanced to the second round of this year’s FPI Financial Planner of the Year Award. Craig Torr, […]
Following numerous enquiries for clarity on the implications of the recent Constitutional Court judgment regarding the correct accounting treatment of medical schemes members’ personal savings accounts (MSA), the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) […]
In the early days of “The Pill” the UCT rag magazine, Sax Appeal, reported on a new book by the Pope titled: “The pill’s grim progress.” No doubt, the same scepticism accompanies the […]
In a recent Appeal Board case, the FSP appealed against the FSB’s decision to debar her for five years. One of the grounds she raised was that her secretary failed to inform her […]
A FSP was suspended on 27 March 2015 for failure to submit a compliance report and not successfully completing the RE1 for key individuals. According to a recent Appeal Board decision, the FSP […]
Implementing NHI will be an enormous task but promises equality of care for everyone – GTC Healthcare Whilst every South African will find it difficult to argue with the concept of National Health […]
In May 2016 we published an article titled Ombud holds insurer liable for Sharemax loss. Briefly: A Momentum representative (Marais) introduced the client to a broker (Storm) who had a Sharemax contract. The […]
We recently received a very informative article from Webber Wentzel on what can be quite a taxing question, if you’ll pardon the pun. Employees are entitled to certain payments upon termination of their […]
A recent “Round Table” discussion by Ms Caroline da Silva, Deputy Registrar, FAIS of the FSB, provided a welcome update on the Regulator’s current thinking on a number of key issues, including: Regulatory […]
Reports since the publication of this long awaited document certainly contained conflicting reports on what we can expect. Pam Saxby for Legalbrief Policy Watch notes that that references in the media to proposals […]
We recently published a template showing the deadlines for compliance officers to successfully complete specific regulatory exams. The FSB very kindly expanded on our original publication, including CO’s for Licence Category 4, and also […]
This digital meeting platform, which offers a wide range of solutions to current challenges for financial advisers, recently made the news for the right reasons. Suitebox won the “mobility solutions” category in the […]
The fourth series of The Insurance Apprentice is set to take the short-term insurance industry by storm once again as preparations get under way and applications for the 2018 event take center stage. […]
The Free market Foundation recently published an article on a matter which has certainly been a major bugbear since the introduction of the FAIS Act. When does a person have to register for […]