Second Appeal also unsuccessful
The Ombud made a determination on 30 March 2012, holding the appellants liable for the repayment of the amount invested. An appeal was upheld by the Appeal Board on 26 February 2014. In terms of the order, […]
As the two-pot system rolls out, fund administrators are receiving a wave of withdrawal claims, highlighting the financial squeeze many are feeling.
Read moreThe Ombud made a determination on 30 March 2012, holding the appellants liable for the repayment of the amount invested. An appeal was upheld by the Appeal Board on 26 February 2014. In terms of the order, […]
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Nearly all financial institutions understand the “know your client” (KYC) requirements. It is an important step developed globally to prevent identity theft, financial fraud, money laundering and terrorist financing. Knowing customers is an […]
The Registrar of Financial Services Providers has published the following documents on the official web site of the Financial Services Board: The Amendment of the Notice on Qualifications, Experience and Criteria for Approval […]
An interesting case from the latest Short-term Ombud briefcase reflects that fairness and equity should be applied in settling a dispute. Background Ms. A suffered a burglary at her property, which was let […]
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Humour me for a moment please, as we look at Saturday’s team of 23: A fly half playing full back, a left wing playing right wing, a scrumhalf playing left wing, a full […]
In today’s uncertain climate, financial advisers have to consider risk very carefully. How much risk is appropriate for different clients, and how it is managed are critical questions when putting together investment plans. […]
The latest Newsletter from the Short-term Ombud contains details of a rejected claim as a result of the fact that, at underwriting stage, the client did not inform the insurer of previous losses. […]
It is of the utmost importance that FSPs download and save a copy of this important document. It provides step-by-step guidelines on how to interact with the Regulator on the following matters: Submission […]