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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
SWOT analysis	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
Another debarment set aside by FST	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
Draft Bill makes CMS a 'lame duck'	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
SCA case summary involving Atwealth (Pty) Ltd & others and Kernick & others	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
New laws to protect financial service consumers in Australia	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
Class of Business training deadlines	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
FSCA responds to Public Protector’s report	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
Compli-Serve to host seminars on COFI, conduct of business reporting and 4th Industrial Revolution	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
The FIC Amendment Act including the RMCP’s enforceable from 2 April 2019	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2019
Australia's APRA and ASIC publish world-leading life insurance data	65	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 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.