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On an unspecified date in 2026, the Government of South Africa extended the deadline for submitting comments on the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations 2026 under the Currency and Exchanges Act. The extension allows stakeholders additional time to provide feedback on the proposed regulations governing capital flows within South Africa's financial system. The Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations 2026 form part of South Africa's regulatory framework for managing the movement of capital across borders and within the domestic financial system. Capital flow management regulations are significant for financial institutions, investors, and businesses engaged in cross-border transactions, as they establish the rules and procedures for conducting international financial activities. These regulations impact entities subject to South African financial services oversight, including banks, money transmitters, investment firms, and other financial service providers. The regulations also affect individuals and entities conducting international payments, remittances, and investment activities. The extension of the comment period reflects the government's commitment to ensuring comprehensive stakeholder consultation before finalising the regulations. This allows market participants, financial institutions, regulatory bodies, and other interested parties to submit detailed feedback on the proposed framework. Comments must be submitted by Tuesday, June 30, 2026, at 12:00 noon. Submissions can be made through the Government Gazette portal. The final regulations are expected to be published following the review of all comments received during the extended consultation period. REFERENCES: South African Government. "Currency and Exchanges Act: Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations 2026: Extension to submit comments." Government Gazette. Accessed [date].