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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
State-owned banks fundamental to transformation	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
Raging Bull Awards 2019	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
FST releases another decision on debarment	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
Scathing report into misconduct in banking, superannuation and financial services industry – Australia	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
UK regulator publishes new rules following its Asset Management Market Study	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
Last chance to comment on Cybercrimes Bill	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
Ombud's bid to freeze ‘scam’ VBS investment	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
UK regulator spells out the next to-do's on Brexit	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
CMS on adjustment of fees payable to brokers wef 1 January 2019	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 2019
Low-cost medical scheme options in March 2019	57	CompliNEWS	04 Feb 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.