CPA amendments: will financial services face stricter direct marketing rules?
Experts weigh in the impact on financial services of a proposed opt-out registry to protect consumers from unwanted marketing.
Experts weigh in the impact on financial services of a proposed opt-out registry to protect consumers from unwanted marketing.
The Tribunal’s decision underscores that financial advisers’ duties are limited to the specific terms of their engagement.
As the regulatory framework develops, many questions remain – particularly around whether all tokens, from fungible coins to unique NFTs, will be regulated the same way.
The former owner of Gundo Wealth Solutions has been fined R3 million and debarred for a decade for brokering investments into VBS Mutual Bank.
The Authority has made good on its undertaking to act against unlicensed trading signal providers, imposing a R1m fine and a 10-year debarment.
The rep claimed he never meant to harm the FSP, but the FST found his actions violated the FAIS Act and demonstrated a lack of integrity.
The adviser said she shared the client information to prove her remuneration when applying for a job with a competitor.
FSPs have a statutory obligation to combat exam fraud by verifying certificates directly with Moonstone or the FSCA.
The FSCA will increase the fees it charges for various supervisory activities by 6% from tomorrow, 1 October.
The representative’s conduct of completing contracts as new instead of replacements was not motivated by dishonesty, the FST says.
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The judgment clarifies aspects of the FAIS Act, particularly regarding the nature of ‘advice’ and ‘intermediary services’.
The former Old Mutual adviser claimed the complainants were not his clients but his relatives who had agreed to lend him the money.
The Authority also agrees to reconsider its decisions to withdraw the licences of four entities.
The FST finds that the FSP’s attempt to use debarment as a tool to resolve an employment dispute is a misuse of the FAIS Act’s provisions.
Decision set aside, although the FSP was correct in finding that the representative contravened the General Code of Conduct.