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FCA defends email deletion policy as part of modernised record management 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
Hong Kong SFC unveils ASPIRe roadmap to strengthen virtual asset market 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
NAMFISA Q3 2024 compliance summary 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
COFI Bill set for Parliament this year – Treasury 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
FSTC issues Reporting Notice 2 of 2024: Financial sector entities required to submit B-BBEE compliance reports 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
South Africa’s budget crisis: The VAT hike that shook the Government 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
Risk Management 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
SA’s counter-terrorism efforts criticised as selective and ineffective 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
Ithala’s troubles flagged in Reserve Bank solvency report 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
Visa: South Africa leads Africa in digital payments adoption 359 CompliNEWS 14 Feb 2025
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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to impact on and reshape the global workforce, the financial services industry stands at a crossroads. Although AI is unlocking efficiencies and opportunities, it is also disrupting traditional roles. In this changing landscape, three key concepts have become essential for workforce sustainability: reskilling, upskilling, and lifelong learning.

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