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FSCA issues public warning against Mega Wealth Capital

24 March 2021 The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA)

The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) warns the public to act with caution when dealing with Mega Wealth Capital and Njabulo Khumalo. The FSCA suspects Mega Wealth Capital and Njabulo Khumalo of conducting unauthorised financial services business and breaching various financial sector laws.

It was alleged that Mega Wealth Capital and Njabulo Khumalo are soliciting money from members of the public and promising them unrealistic huge returns. The FSCA confirms that Mega Wealth Capital and Njabulo Khumalo are not authorised in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002 (FAIS Act), to render financial advisory and intermediary services.

Members of the public should always check that an entity or individual is registered with the FSCA to provide Financial Advisory & Intermediary Services and what category of advice it is that the entity is registered to provide. There are instances where persons are registered to provide basic advisory services for a low risk product and then offer services of a far more complex and risky nature. The FSCA again reminds consumers who wish to conduct financial services with an institution or person to check beforehand with the FSCA on either the toll free number (0800 110 443) or on the website www.fsca.co.za as to whether or not such institution or person is authorised to render financial services.

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