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Headline Issue Diary Date
Key reading for this week 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
UK data protection regulator fines company for illegal pensions calls 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
Five common internal investigation pitfalls 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
Weekly thoughts on PoPIA – Information officers and breach reporting 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
AML outcomes of the June 2021 meeting of the FATF 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
How allies of South Africa’s infamous Gupta family gamed the country’s diamond trade 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
Crypto platform Poly Network says hacked funds returned 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
Uptick in global fines for AML failings 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
Treasury on how South Africa’s new retirement system will work 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
New FAIS notices 188 CompliNEWS 23 Aug 2021
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By Lee Rossini

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