Non-financial businesses ‘a key priority area’ for Financial Intelligence Centre
The FIC’s intelligence reports contributed to the recovery of more than R5.8bn in criminal proceeds in 2022/23.
The FIC’s intelligence reports contributed to the recovery of more than R5.8bn in criminal proceeds in 2022/23.
Public and private bodies given an extra week because of problems with the online submission portal.
Two-thirds of disputes were settled in favour of consumers.
This is the first time the Information Regulator has asked private bodies to submit this type of report.
Annual report notes a steady increase in disputes related to power surge claims.
The important statistic is the proportion of personal lines complaints relative to an insurer’s share of the total personal lines claims.
Decline in the number of complaints and in the number of cases resolved in favour of policyholders.
Complaints about current accounts and digital banking were the two largest categories of cases opened with the ombudsman.
Eight interesting things, including an update on long-standing property syndication complaints.
Delays in payment of withdrawal benefits and employers’ failure to pay contributions continue unabated, says Lukhaimane
The FSCA ended its 2022 financial year with a deficit of more than R4.9 million, after recording a surplus of over more than R30m in 2021, its latest annual report shows. The Authority […]
But blocked 66% less as suspected proceeds of crime in 2021/22.
Old Mutual turned in a strong performance in the year to the end of December, despite the negative impact of Covid-19-related death claims, with the group’s retail segments paying some R13 billion in […]
Five medical schemes – including Discovery, the country’s biggest by number of beneficiaries – paid commissions to brokers above the industry average last year, according to the Council for Medical Schemes (CMS) annual […]
The FSCA’s annual report shows what regulatory action was taken in the past year and the compliance issues that caught the authority’s eye. Debarments The number of debarment orders issued by the FSCA […]
Levies from the financial services sector contributed R837 million (2020: R827m) to the FSCA’s revenue of R927m (R926m) in the year to the end of March 2021, according to the authority’s annual report. […]
Levies from the financial services sector contributed R837 million (2020: R827m) to the FSCA’s revenue of R927m (R926m) in the year to the end of March 2021, according to the authority’s annual report. […]