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SCA directs removal of East London attorney from roll over misconduct
The Supreme Court of Appeal replaced the High Court’s two-year suspension order, saying the attorney was not amenable to rehabilitation.
Clients whose financial habits have been moulded by sound advice over many years are unlikely to act irresponsibly now, says Fairbairn’s Guy Holwill.
Read moreThe Supreme Court of Appeal replaced the High Court’s two-year suspension order, saying the attorney was not amenable to rehabilitation.
Paraplanner Neo Mahlangu shines with his third qualification from Moonstone Business School of Excellence.
The financial services group is aware of another client who fell victim to the former employee’s alleged misconduct.
Capitec Life will take over the administration of the in-force insurance book.
Shopping statistics reveal top trends in consumer purchases over the Black Friday weekend.
Alexforbes CEO Dawie de Villiers pledges further investment in core strengths for scale and efficiency considering robust interim results.
All stakeholders emphasise the need to finalise the amendments to the Income Tax Act and the Pension Funds Act.
Busisa Jiya’s departure comes less than two years after his appointment.
The Minister of Finance responds to the Standing Committee on Finance’s call for the implementation date to be moved to 1 March next year.
An entity can formalise its dormancy by way of a liquidation process or by deregistering with the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission.
The FSCA says the study will bolster its grasp on crypto asset activities, enabling the Authority to fine-tune its oversight and licensing strategies.
An affidavit from the client contradicts the bank’s version that the representative acted fraudulently.
Some 20% of the applications received by the end of October were withdrawn for various reasons.
Discovery Insure’s latest trends report reveals insights into driving behaviour, work commutes, and fuel efficiency.
The SA Reserve Bank says grey-listing is one of the reasons for the record outflows from the country’s capital markets.
Most investors believe we have entered a new era of policy and market behaviour and are adapting their strategies accordingly, Schroders research finds.