An appraisal of the twin peaks model and its ability to effectively regulate the South African insurance industry

Caelin Shea Coppinger

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An appraisal of the twin peaks model and its ability to effectively regulate the South African insurance industry

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An appraisal of the twin peaks model and its ability to effectively regulate the South African insurance industry

Caelin Shea Coppinger

LLM, University of Johannesburg

2021

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https://hdl.handle.net/10210/475234

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Insurance law - South Africa

Consumer protection - Law and legislation - South Africa

Financial services industry - Law and legislation - South Africa

It can be said that the Global Financial Crisis of 2008 (“GFC”) emphasised the need for a more rapid and robust regulation of the financial services industry. Moreover, it emphasised that market conduct supervision and prudential regulation need to be supportive of one another and highlighted the importance of financial consumer protection. As a result, the G20 High Level Principles of Financial Consumer Protection (“G20”) policy document was issued by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (“OECD”) in 2011... LL.M. (Commercial Law)

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Title: An appraisal of the twin peaks model and its ability to effectively regulate the South African insurance industry
Creators - without role: Caelin Shea Coppinger
Contributors - without role: Daleen Millard
Awarding Institution: University of Johannesburg; LLM
Theses and Dissertations: LLM, University of Johannesburg
Identifiers: 9913479507691
Copyright: University of Johannesburg
Academic Unit: Department of Mercantile Law
Resource Type: Thesis