Massive changes on the cards for South Africa’s finance laws as greylisting draws near

The bill makes amendments to four key financial acts, changing wording and responsibilities to better secure South Africa’s financial systems from money laundering and terrorism financing.

Government has until October to demonstrate that it has a credible plan to address its deficiencies – failing to do so would result in the country being greylisted in February of next year. Enabling the Nonprofit Organisations Directorate, in order to perform its functions, to collaborate, co-operate, co-ordinate and enter into arrangements with other organs of state;

Amending the definitions of “beneficial owner”, “domestic prominent influential person” and “foreign prominent public official”, and inserting a definition of “prominent influential person”;Amending the functions of the Centre to include the provision of forensic information; by empowering the Centre to request information held by other organs of state;

Enabling the Centre to renew a direction not to proceed with a transaction; by providing for the safeguarding of information;

More money for the anc to steal

日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し

Similar News:他のニュース ソースから収集した、これに似たニュース記事を読むこともできます。

Proposed changes to finance laws could cause massive headaches for businesses in South AfricaDraft amendments to legislation poised to tackle money laundering and terrorist financing in South Africa is coming up against pushback from business. How about changes to laws that ensure governments and politicians don't launder money and finance terrorists? No? Too close for comfort, I guess?
ソース: BusinessTechSA - 🏆 24. / 61 続きを読む »