The National Credit Act was enacted in 15 March 2006 to comprehensively regulate the credit industry in South Africa. Its promulgation was the culmination of numerous discussions and researches conducted by various entities and government institutions.
The National Credit Act was enacted in 15 March 2006 to comprehensively regulate the credit industry in South Africa. Its promulgation was the culmination of numerous discussions and researches conducted by various entities and government institutions, which indicated that the prevailing legislative environment, at that time, was incapable of addressing contemporary concerns in the credit market.
This course is aimed at equipping learners already working within the banking and credit industry with the implications, implementation and compliance requirements of the Act. The learner has a choice of a 2 day accredited course which includes an assessment, or a two day skills program.
Established in 2002, RUDO (operating as RUDO Retail) is an independently managed 100% BEE Corporation, owned by its operative directors.
With offices in Centurion Pretoria, RUDO provides research and training within the fields of banking, microfinance, debt counseling, consumer education as well as compliance and financial regulation, serving both the domestic and international sectors.
RUDO brings a dynamic and innovative approach to consulting and training services, acting as a catalyst to development and strategic insights.
Personal Finance Management and Credit Management Courses are offered by Malaikas Education & Resourcing Consultants
Credit & Collections training is offered by Havohej Consultancy. We are registered with Agri Seta, MICTSETA (Media, Information, Communication and Technology SETA), offering a variety of training courses which are SETA accredited.
This highly focused two-day training course is a must for all those involved in credit management.
Cash Flow Management course is offered by KMS College (Kalideen Management Services). Our goal is to be the preferred partner in the development, delivery and implementation of quality Skills Programs, Business Solutions and Education on the African continent.
The National Credit Act No 34 of 2005 was passed by Parliament on the 10th of March 2006 and aims to reduce reckless credit behaviour, both by credit providers and consumers and to reduce the level of over-indebtedness in South Africa.
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