
Treasury ‘needs to adjust’ Budget predictions following SA’s grey-listing
Grey-listing reduces a country’s GDP growth by between 0.5% and 1.5%, says economist Iraj Abedian.
Grey-listing reduces a country’s GDP growth by between 0.5% and 1.5%, says economist Iraj Abedian.
It’s too soon to tell how grey-listing will affect the industry, says Asisa.
National Treasury says it hopes to get South Africa off the list before January 2025.
Accountable institutions are expected to fulfil their compliance obligations
Proclamation Notice sets the commencement dates for the sections that amend five Acts of Parliament.
National Treasury-led delegation will have a face-to-face meeting with the Financial Action Task Force
But amending legislation won’t be enough to satisfy the Financial Action Task Force.
Stringent compliance obligations await if it is, but there’ll be a transitional period for new sectors.
Opposition parties criticise rushed process and impact on NGOs.
Trust practitioners are not happy that Treasury ‘ignored’ their proposals to undo the ‘devasting effects’ of the legislation.
The deficiencies in dealing with terrorism financing are putting the country at risk of being grey-listed.
Minister of Finance asked to explain the absence of an assessment of the socio-economic impact of the General Laws Amendment Bill.
It says the amendment bill imports a foreign concept that is in conflict with South African trust and property law.
It will become increasingly difficult to invest offshore, even for the wealthiest investors, says Anchor Capital.
‘Significant and real progress’ is being made in meeting the Financial Action Task Force’s requirements.
The chairperson of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee on Finance (Scof) this week sharply criticised “a section” of the business community for publishing a report suggesting there is an 85% probability that South […]
There is an 85% probability that South Africa will be grey-listed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in February next year, mainly because institutions in the criminal justice system were undermined during […]
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