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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
Regulatory restrictions on banks revised	162	CompliNEWS	19 Feb 2021
Banks get dividends go-ahead	162	CompliNEWS	19 Feb 2021
Revised capital framework for banks mooted	162	CompliNEWS	19 Feb 2021
Input sought on deposit insurance data proposals	162	CompliNEWS	19 Feb 2021
Businesses combat financial crimes	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021
Irba's Sharemax hearing postponed indefinitely	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021
FST case summary involving Sanders and Momentum Metropolitan Holdings Limited and another	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021
Using your presence effectively	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021
Regulatory exam training material for REs new and improved	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021
The rise of ESG In response to investor demand	161	CompliNEWS	15 Feb 2021

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

One of the trends facing the financial services industry is an underappreciated challenge: a shrinking and aging adviser workforce. This is not a temporary disruption but a structural issue that is reshaping how businesses operate, serve clients, and plan for the future. Talent shortages are becoming more acute precisely when demand for financial guidance is rising, driven by longer life expectancies, more complex investment environments, and increased individual responsibility for retirement planning.