Retirement Benefits Authority

Retirement Benefits Authority is a pioneering regulatory body, operating under the National Treasury and established as per the Retirement Benefits Act. Enacted as a part of the ongoing financial sector reform, the Act aims to harmonize legislation and address prevailing issues within the retirement benefits industry. The Regulatory Authority holds a diverse set of mandates including supervision and regulation of retirement benefits schemes, protection of the interests of sector members and sponsors, promotion of industry development, and advisory roles to the Cabinet Secretary, National Treasury. Founded in 1997, the Financial Services-oriented entity plays a crucial role in implementing government policies relating to the retirement benefits industry. Though no specific information is available regarding its headquarters or recent investments, the authority's commitment to safeguarding retirement benefits remains integral to the longevity and stability of the industry.