The recent publication of Directive 11 by the Financial Intelligence Centre places a clear and immediate obligation on certain accountable institutions — including many high-value goods dealers in the agricultural sector — to submit Risk and Compliance Returns (RCRs) for 2026.
With submission deadlines commencing in May and running through June and July 2026, businesses must ensure that their compliance frameworks, risk assessments, and reporting capabilities are fully aligned with the requirements of the Financial Intelligence Centre Act.
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To support agri businesses in navigating this requirement, Agri X has facilitated an expert discussion with compliance specialist Adv Francois Meintjes, unpacking the practical implications of Directive 11 and what it means for your business.
We invite you to watch the interview and assess your organisation’s readiness by completing the linked compliance readiness questionnaire — a practical first step to mitigate risk and ensure regulatory alignment.
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