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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
Comment sought on FSCA draft determination	102	CompliNEWS	09 Dec 2019
FSCA warns the public against Afrikan Financial Services (Pty) Ltd, fines FSP and debars KI, director for 10 years	102	CompliNEWS	09 Dec 2019
Public private sector partnership to assist in combating financial crime launched	102	CompliNEWS	09 Dec 2019
The fifth South African Business Ethics Survey 2019	17	CompliNEWS Ethics	09 Dec 2019
Perfecting the art of graft	17	CompliNEWS Ethics	09 Dec 2019
Ombud battles to finalise property syndication complaints as it releases annual report	102	CompliNEWS	09 Dec 2019
FST case summary involving Weir and FNB Pension Fund	101	CompliNEWS	02 Dec 2019
The Insurance Crime Bureau Annual Report	101	CompliNEWS	02 Dec 2019
FSCA website down for maintenance	101	CompliNEWS	02 Dec 2019
Why the pension fund industry is largely silent	101	CompliNEWS	02 Dec 2019

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

In the current environment, fee transparency is a defining characteristic of a trustworthy and sustainable business. Clients are informed, cautious, and demanding about understanding what they are paying for. Transparency is both a regulatory requirement and a commercial imperative. Businesses that clearly explain their charges and value proposition are more likely to build long-term trust, strengthen client relationships, and differentiate themselves in a competitive market.