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    More bad news for State-owned Ithala

    January 31, 2024
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    Thulani Vilakazi - Ithala CEO
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    The financial regulator has taken decisive action against Ithala, a development agency seeking to become a full-fledged bank.

    1. In a significant blow to Ithala, the Reserve Bank has appointed Johan Kruger, a renowned investigator of Ponzi and pyramid schemes, as the repayment administrator.
    2. The appointment of the repayment administrator marks the beginning of the process to wind down Ithala’s deposit-taking activities, effectively preventing the agency from operating as a bank.
    3. The Reserve Bank’s move comes after a court order in December, highlighting the seriousness of the situation and the need for intervention.
    4. Ithala had been operating with a banking license exemption, but it has now lapsed, leaving the agency vulnerable to regulatory action.
    5. The regulator’s intervention is driven by concerns over Ithala’s governance and compliance with banking regulations.
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