Arrear contributions: FSCA publishes third list of defaulting employers
A longer annexure of employers who have cleared their arrears or arranged to do so signals the effectiveness of the Authority’s ‘name and shame’ campaign.
A longer annexure of employers who have cleared their arrears or arranged to do so signals the effectiveness of the Authority’s ‘name and shame’ campaign.
The Authority highlights the activities of JLD Investments and Investin Gain Trading.
The Appeal Board dismisses an FSP’s argument that its close ties with its sole shareholder reduced the need for comprehensive due diligence.
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.
After years of stalled progress, the FSCA’s recent comments suggest National Treasury may renew its push for auto-enrolment.
The Authority gives crypto asset service providers a seven-month reprieve.
Inputs provided during workshops in 2025 will guide the formulation of ‘a pragmatic and balanced approach’ to the regulation and supervision of funeral insurance.
The ‘imminent’ COFI Bill will introduce the licensing of retirement funds (including public sector funds), stricter board member standards, and enhanced oversight of contributing employers.
Following widespread challenges with its e-portal, the FSCA has re-opened submissions for its Directive to Provide Information.
Fund members lost at least R470m after N-e-FG’s high-risk investments went south in 2021. Now, two of its directors have been fined R30m each.
The Authority’s investigation found that most of Lehumo Securities’ client funds were not invested, and returns were paid out from the funds collected.
The Authority also warns about fraudsters impersonating HF Markets, and urges caution when doing business with FXNONSTOP and Tiger Agriculture.
The huge penalties imposed by the FSCA and the Prudential Authority raise questions about the clarity and consistency of the factors influencing these fines.
The increase is below the 6% CPI-related increase permitted by the Levies Act.
National Treasury tells companies and trusts to submit their beneficial ownership information by the end of November.
Kabelo Gwamanda is accused of conning Soweto residents through his company, Ithemba Lama Afrika, leaving policyholders stranded when the business vanished in 2012.