Regulatory pressure on one side, service expectations on the other.
Financial services carries the heaviest compliance load and the highest customer expectation. Joint Standard 2 of 2024 raised the bar on cyber resilience. At the same time, onboarding still takes days and collections teams cannot reach every account. Both are solvable.
Drawn from across all nine pillars and assembled for this environment specifically. Rarely all at once, and almost never in this order.
Four-stage assessment producing a costed, prioritised remediation plan rather than a list of findings.
Joint Standard 2 of 2024 and POPIA alignment with board-ready reporting that evidences oversight.
Document capture, automated verification and digital consent, cutting onboarding from days to minutes.
Contact every account every cycle on voice and WhatsApp, with payment arrangement capture inside the conversation.
Digitise adviser paperwork in real time while retaining a legally recognisable wet signature.
Structured entitlement review typically recovering up to twenty percent of annual licence spend.
Single sign-on, multi-factor authentication and access recertification with audit evidence.
Hyperscale hosting with Rand billing, extended terms and a properly designed landing zone.
Adviser and branch handsets on Vodacom Business terms, with a mobile expense review that typically removes a fifth of the monthly bill.
cyber posture against Joint Standard 2 of 2024
not days, to onboard a new client
collection rates without adding headcount
Figures depend entirely on the starting position. We size the expected result during the design stage and agree how it will be measured before anything is deployed.
We come out, look at what is actually running, and give you a written view of the gaps.
No obligation attached to it.
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