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New Zealand makes banks' climate reporting mandatory 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Top 100 UK law firms fear cyber attacks – survey 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Ponzi scheme case postponed to November 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Porter’s Five Forces 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
FST case summary involving Niemiec and others v Constantia Insurance Co Ltd and another 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Ninety One launches index to track EM climate performance 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
FSCA issues five new alerts (funeral) 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Latest FAIS Notices 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
'Killware' malware designed to do real-world harm, poised to be world’s next breakout cybersecurity threat 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
Capitec Bank found guilty of reckless lending 197 CompliNEWS 22 Oct 2021
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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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