A quick industry read

Many pundits enthusiastically welcomed Enoch Godongwana’s decision in February to allow retirement funds to invest up to 45% of their assets offshore. And while this provides investors more choice, there are also risks to maximising this limit. Phakamisa Ndzamela investigates.

After the resignation of director-general Dondo Mogajane, the institution realises the need to keep his deputy, Ismail Momoniat, on in some role. At this point, it can hardly afford to sacrifice 50-years’ experience.

The ANC’s non-payment of workers’ provident fund contributions has big implications for the governing party’s top six officials, especially Paul Mashatile. But have trustees done their job?

Fund members, product providers and retirement fund administrators encourage FSCA to treat customers fairly. SA’s financial services regulatory environment is built on six principles of Treating Customers Fairly (TCF), which require companies to put their customers first

The new chief of the Association for Savings and Investment SA (ASISA) has had some big roles in asset management. In his new job, he’ll get to share his passion for investing in a country that desperately needs to fix its economy

It’s hard to make out exactly where culpability lies for the fact that millions of people are still owed billions by life companies that have dragged their feet in tracing these beneficiaries. It’s an indictment on both the companies and the regulator