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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
Gauteng High Court (Pretoria): Sasol Oil Limited v B-BEE Commission and Others	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
Auditors’ board calls for nominations	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
Employee's vax victory ‘start of long court battle’	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
Almost 9 in 10 adults in South Africa now have a bank account – World Bank	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
High Court orders Sasria to settle large insurance claim	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
UBS to pay $25m over ‘inadequate’ training, oversight in US SEC fraud case	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
Transaction monitoring	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
FINRA fines Barclays $2.8m over supervision, disclosure lapses	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
Finding opportunity in a world of uncertainty	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022
UK MPs warn against ‘dirty money enablers’	230	CompliNEWS	03 Jul 2022

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

In today’s environment, clients no longer have to choose between human expertise and advanced technology. Powerful financial strategies emerge when experienced planners work hand-in-hand with artificial intelligence (AI). By combining emotional intelligence, professional judgment and cutting-edge data analysis, clients can receive a more comprehensive, personalised and efficient financial planning experience. Below highlights the benefits each brings, and how together they create a superior client experience.