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Headline	Issue	Diary	Date
Global insurers want to increase private equity investments	218	CompliNEWS	07 Apr 2022
ESG, private equity to drive insurance investments: Goldman Sachs	218	CompliNEWS	07 Apr 2022
FSCA fines, debars Smart Billion directors	218	CompliNEWS	07 Apr 2022
New FAIS Notices	218	CompliNEWS	07 Apr 2022
Liberty backs down over R10m life insurance claim	218	CompliNEWS	07 Apr 2022
Insights into Generation Z and trust	35	CompliNEWS Ethics	01 Apr 2022
Venture capitalist appeals suspended prison sentence	217	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2022
Three benefits of a four-day work week	217	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2022
Westpac in Australia to pay $1.5m penalty for mis-selling credit life insurance	217	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 2022
Financial Services Tribunal – Murray v FSCA	217	CompliNEWS	01 Apr 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.