Property fire claims: how business owners can protect their premises this winter
Paying for fire damage without insurance can be financially devastating for both individuals and businesses.
Unpaid contributions: FSCA prepares to hold non-compliant employers accountable
With over R5.2 billion in unpaid retirement fund contributions and municipalities among the worst offenders, the FSCA is poised to gain expanded powers under the COFI Bill.
Videos
Watch: FPI Financial Planner of the Year on key issues shaping the financial landscape
Animated video explains the two-pot retirement system
NCA Credit providers’ FICA obligations
NCR Desktop Audits
Is South Africa on track to getting off the grey list?
Looking back at this year’s FPI Professional’s Convention
Enhance your HR skills by attending our insightful webinars in November
Webinars on how to investigate misconduct and address poor performance
Extended deadline for the submission of PAIA reports
The heads of private bodies, information officers, or deputy information officers must be registered with the Information Regulator to submit a report.
FSCA to act to recover R495m in fines owed by Jooste
Authority releases report on fines, debarments, investigations, and licence suspensions and withdrawals in 2023/24.
Life insurers with the most and least complaints to the ombud in 2023
There was a further decline in cases that were resolved wholly or partially in favour of the complainants.
Medihelp’s solvency ratio drops below threshold amid high claims and rising costs
Medihelp submitted a CMS-approved three-year plan, requiring gradual contribution increases to restore its reserves to the statutory 25% level.
Complaints to the life insurance ombud return to pre-Covid levels
There were fewer complaints about funeral benefits in 2023, while complaints about life benefits continued to rise.
PSG Wealth and Private Client Holdings named as SA’s top wealth managers
The annual Krutham Top Private Banks and Wealth Managers survey can help potential clients establish which institution will best serve their needs.
Important lessons from the Constitutional Court in the Coronation case
The departure point in determining whether a company qualifies for the foreign business establishment tax exemption is what it actually does.
Cybersecurity Joint Standard: commencement date confirmed
Joint Standard 2 of 2024 outlines the measures and best practices financial institutions must adopt to ensure robust cybersecurity.
FSCA Commissioner highlights balance between innovation and regulation
FSCA Commissioner Unathi Kamlana underscores the importance of balancing the costs and benefits of regulation to foster innovation and protect consumers.
FIC report on how accountable institutions can identify money mule activity
The Centre’s analysis found the extensive use of shell companies to host and conceal fraudulent funds.
Guidelines published on how to file arrear contribution reports
The FSCA says submissions have either not been in the prescribed format or contain incorrect information.
Why policyholders complained to the short-term ombudsman in 2023
‘Lack of maintenance or wear and tear’ gave rise to most of the disputes in several categories of insurance.
Short-term insurers with the most and the least complaints in 2023
The important statistic is the proportion of personal lines complaints relative to an insurer’s share of the total personal lines claims.
Forensic audit traces Classic Financial Services’ missing millions
The joint liquidators have auctioned Cobus Geldenhuis’s residence and taken control of all movable assets belonging to him and his ex-wife, Jackie.
From struggles to success: how Kediemetse Lekhoana turned obstacles into achievements
Enrolled in MBSE’s Advanced Certificate in Financial Planning, the mother of two refused to accept defeat and persevered until she obtained the qualification.
FSCA sets out how benefit transfers must be effected during transition to two pots
The Authority also publishes the proposed changes to the section 14 application forms for public consultation.
