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SAVCA 2021 Venture Capital Conference Registration is now open – 15 November 2021 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
UK exploring exploring sustainability rules for advisers – ESG 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
Colonial First State to pay $20 million penalty for misleading superannuation members in Australia 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
FSCA warns the public against Vaultax Global 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
Mauritius may be out of FATF grey list this month 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
Bitcoin ransomware payments amount to a whopping $5.2B says US Treasury Department 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
FATF Plenary this week 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
Hong Kong's SFC Imposes $5.5 Million Fine on Ample Capital Limited 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
UK's FCA prohibits and fines adviser for pension switching advice failings 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
Suspect in R100m banking scam skips South Africa 196 CompliNEWS 18 Oct 2021
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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