Miss SA 2008 Tatum Keshwar-Wheatley debarred, fined R3m over Altvest share price manipulation
The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) has imposed a R3 million administrative penalty and a 20-year debarment on former Miss South Africa Tatum Keshwar-Wheatley for her role in coordinated share trading that regulators say artificially inflated Altvest Limited share prices in 2022.
The FSCA has fined former Miss South Africa and Altvest executive director Tatum Keshwar-Wheatley R3 million and banned her from the financial sector for 20 years.
FSCA South Africa (@fscasouthafrica) September 4, 2026 The penalties, broken down At the time of the trades, Tatum Keshwar Investments (Pty) Ltd – of which Keshwar-Wheatley was sole director -held a 17% shareholding in Altvest, and she executed the relevant trades through the company’s share trading account.
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