Incidental credit providers excluded from FICA registration
The revised draft of PCC 23A brings further clarity to the interpretation of credit providers under the Financial Intelligence Centre Act.
The revised draft of PCC 23A brings further clarity to the interpretation of credit providers under the Financial Intelligence Centre Act.
Accountable institutions that did not pay the smaller fine or remediate their non-compliance now face harsher penalties.
The report highlights patterns, red flags, and practical steps to avoid holiday rental and travel scams.
The Authority challenges Banxso’s claim that it is not connected to Immediate Matrix’s deepfake adverts.
The liquidation application against Banxso claims that the number of clients deceived by the deepfake adverts is far greater than previously reported.
The huge penalties imposed by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority raise questions about the clarity and consistency of the factors influencing these fines.
National Treasury tells companies and trusts to submit their beneficial ownership information by the end of November.
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 Financial Intelligence Centre’s sector final risk assessment report for crypto asset service providers is set to be published in the new financial year.
The FIC’s latest annual report shows that out of 558 inspections conducted during the year, 269 specifically targeted the non-submission of risk and compliance returns.
The Financial Intelligence Centre facilitated the recovery of R98.5m in criminal proceeds and generated 3 924 intelligence reports.
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The Financial Intelligence Centre sets out legal practitioners’ obligations under the FIC Act.
Public Compliance Communication 59 has been issued following two rounds of public consultation.
The Centre’s analysis found the extensive use of shell companies to host and conceal fraudulent funds.
The Authority warns key individuals not to associate their names with ODP operators without knowing how they are conducting their business.
The inherent risk of money laundering and terrorist financing for CASPs in South Africa is high, the report says.