By Lee Rossini Business continuity planning (BCP) is a structured approach that ensures a financial advice business can continue operating during and after unexpected disruptions. These disruptions might include natural disasters, cyberattacks, power outages, regulatory shocks, or even the sudden ...
Read More ...The following matter was handed down by the Financial Services Tribunal on 13 April 2026: · Parties: I-Prop (Pty) Ltd and Petro Heydenrych (Applicants) v John Roderick Graeme Polson N.O., Jaco Spies N.O., and the Commissioner of the Financial Sector ...
Read More ...By Compli-Serve Private equity globally is moving into a more demanding and structured phase, with capital becoming more selective, fundraising timelines extending, and investors concentrating commitments with established managers. These trends, observed across major markets, are beginning to influence how ...
Read More ...The Financial Sector Conduct Authority has issued three debarment orders in terms of section 153 of the Financial Sector Regulation Act, reinforcing its ongoing focus on market conduct and enforcement. Miss Dzunisani Christabel Sithole and Ms Dikhomotso Caroline Mashile have ...
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By Lee Rossini
Business continuity planning (BCP) is a structured approach that ensures a financial advice business can continue operating during and after unexpected disruptions. These disruptions might include natural disasters, cyberattacks, power outages, regulatory shocks, or even the sudden loss of key personnel. In a profession built on trust ...
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Financial Services Tribunal ('FST' or 'the Tribunal')
Parties: I-Prop (Pty) Ltd and Petro Heydenrych (Applicants) v John Roderick Graeme Polson N.O., Jaco Spies N.O., and the Commissioner of the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (Respondents) (Case number: A35/2025)
Date: 13 April 2026
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Financial Services Tribunal – reconsideration ...
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By Compli-Serve
Private equity globally is moving into a more demanding and structured phase, with capital becoming more selective, fundraising timelines extending, and investors concentrating commitments with established managers. These trends, observed across major markets, are beginning to influence how private equity is approached in South Africa, particularly as institutional ...
Read MoreOn 14 October 2006, Complainant went to Respondent’s furniture shop, Barnetts at Port Shepstone, Kwa-Zulu Natal. She wanted to buy a small television set and a small stove.
Gumede vs. JD Group (2008) (Credit Life insurance)
CONDUCT OF BUSINESS REPORT FOR THE PERIOD ENDING
By Lee Rossini
Business continuity planning (BCP) is a structured approach that ensures a financial advice business can continue operating during and after unexpected disruptions. These disruptions might include natural disasters, cyberattacks, power outages, regulatory shocks, or even the sudden loss of key personnel. In a profession built on trust, timely communication and regulatory compliance, having a robust continuity plan is not optional; it is essential for protecting clients, safeguarding data and preserving the firm’s reputation.
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