Debarment where the relationship is governed by a franchise and an adviser agreement
Tribunal draws attention to the effect of selling the franchise house business on the financial adviser agreement.
Tribunal draws attention to the effect of selling the franchise house business on the financial adviser agreement.
And how the Financial Services Tribunal assesses whether the fine was appropriate.
It also clarifies the relationship between the courts’ findings and the reconsideration application.
Ignoring emailed notices of an intention to debar doesn’t make them go away.
Debarment is an extremely important aspect of your obligations and rights under the FAIS Act and the Financial Sector Regulation Act.
Tribunal asked to rule on the impact of a labour dispute settlement agreement on an FSP’s debarment decision.
The number of authorised FSPs declined by 1.12% between 2021 and 2022, despite the FSCA approving more FSPs this year, the Authority’s annual report for the year to the end of March shows. […]
Financial Services Tribunal sets out why the policy’s absence from the record is not fatal to a procedurally fair process.
A representative who failed to attend his debarment hearing was also a no-show when his reconsideration application was heard by the Financial Services Tribunal (FST). The representative’s ground for reconsideration was that he […]
On Monday, we published an article about a case where the “breakaway kids” used the FSP’s client data to feather their potential future nest. Read: Representatives used FSP’s client info to obtain quotes […]
Financial Services Tribunal upholds their debarment, saying ‘filching’ client information is not only a contractual issue.
The recently published code that aims to eliminate all forms of workplace harassment will come under the spotlight in the first webinar to be hosted by Moonstone Compliance’s new Employment Law Service. The […]
The FSCA has fined the directors of the Praesidium Group a total of R29 million and debarred them for between 10 and 20 years after its investigation into the group’s entities found they […]
A failure to adhere to the basic procedures set out in the FAIS Act resulted in the Financial Services Tribunal (FST) instructing an FSP to have another go at debarring a representative who […]
A Toyota Land Cruiser valued at more than R1.2 million found its way into the hands of the general of a rebel army in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) after a […]
The Financial Services Tribunal (FST) has set aside the debarment of a bank employee, saying the possibility or suspicion of the transgression was not a sufficient reason for him to be debarred. The […]
A decision by the Financial Services Tribunal (FST) last month should clear up any potential confusion over whether a reconsideration application can be brought by a representative who is still embroiled in litigation […]