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Navigating the future of financial crime compliance: Key trends and strategies for success 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
South Africans warned as scammers impersonate major financial institutions 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
ARB decision – Naked Financial Technology Pty Ltd 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
Digital Securities Sandbox opens for applications in the UK 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
Financial Services Tribunal decision: E Lusasa vs First National Bank (debarment) 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
Financial Services Tribunal hearing schedule: October 2024 to November 2024 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
FIC Annual Report highlights key role in asset recovery 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
FIC hosts compliance workshop for crypto asset service providers 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
Old Mutual fined R15.9m for non-compliance with FIC Act 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
FSCA suspends over 1 000 licences and imposes record fines of almost R1bn 341 CompliNEWS 29 Sep 2024
Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

After a challenging year for many, 2025 is drawing to a close. Many shifts were felt in the financial services sector as it is being reshaped by technological disruption, regulatory change, economic uncertainty, and evolving client expectations. Businesses that don’t adapt risk losing clients, falling behind their competitors, or falling foul of regulation. Below are key challenges confronting the sector, and how business owners can proactively prepare for a successful 2026.

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