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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
VBS depositors have three months to collect R100 000	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
The rise and fall of Wirecard, a German tech champion	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
New public finance accounting regulations mooted	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
Central counterparty licensing standard issued	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
FIC Guidance on measures required for the mitigation of loss of intelligence data due to reporting failures	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
TransUnion’s Industry Insights Report	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
KeyHealth Medical Scheme curatorship confirmed	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
Can changes to Regulation 28 be a panacea for our ailing economy?	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
How to partner with a private equity firm	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021
Why private equity is into logistics, and here to stay	168	CompliNEWS	05 Apr 2021

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Across the financial services sector, businesses are mandating a return to the office after several years of hybrid working. From investment banks to asset managers, financial advice businesses and insurers, leaders are increasingly insisting that employees spend the majority, if not all, of their working week on-site. While hybrid models were once hailed as the future of work, many businesses are rethinking this position. The reasons are varied and, in some cases, compelling. Yet the shift has not been without friction.