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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
How ENS uncovered R1.2bn in suspicious payments	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
Equifax to pay $1.4bn over one of the largest data breaches ever	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
NHI regulator to decide medical schemes' benefits	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
UK regulator launches consultation guiding firms on the fair treatment of vulnerable customers	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
UK's Standard Life fined £30m for TCF sales failings	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
New standard for financial institutions’ significant owners	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
Draft Bill’s bank resolution proposals explained	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
Draft tax amendment Bills released for comment	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
New Seta landscape gazetted	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 2019
NHI forging ahead despite dismal pilot scheme	82	CompliNEWS	22 Jul 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.