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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
ASIC bans financial adviser for five years	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Compliance Institute SA’s Annual Conference to be held on 24–25 August 2022	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
SA Reserve Bank mulls digital rand for cross-border payments; regulation of crypto assets is in the offing	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
SARS' plan to rake in R190bn in unpaid taxes	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Western Cape High Court – Goosen-Joubert v Women4Women (POPIA, PAIA)	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Economy: huge effort required from National Treasury	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
NCOP passes three Bills, including the Employment Equity Amendment Bill	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Committee votes to move forward on NHI Bill	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Advisers cannot ignore cybersecurity	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022
Latest FAIS Notices	223	CompliNEWS	15 May 2022

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Working Smart

By Lee Rossini

Business continuity planning (BCP) is a structured approach that ensures a financial advice business can continue operating during and after unexpected disruptions. These disruptions might include natural disasters, cyberattacks, power outages, regulatory shocks, or even the sudden loss of key personnel. In a profession built on trust, timely communication and regulatory compliance, having a robust continuity plan is not optional; it is essential for protecting clients, safeguarding data and preserving the firm’s reputation.