Head to the cloud – 6 simple steps for migrating healthcare data to the cloud
Migrating healthcare data to the cloud comes with multiple benefits for businesses, from cost reduction to increased data availability. Streamline your data migration with these six simple steps.
Setting the standard – SEC proposes new joint data standards
The SEC, alongside eight other agencies, has proposed establishing new joint data standards under the Financial Data Transparency Act to make data more accessible, uniform, and to help regulators be more effective and efficient.
Now you see it, now you don’t – How to overcome the compliance risks of ephemeral messages to meet DOJ guidance
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has made it clear that it expects organizations to have plans in place to manage the increased use of disappearing messages. We explore the compliance implications of ephemeral messaging and set out five key steps to both mitigate risk and meet DOJ obligations.
Down, not out – What happens when service providers go dark?
The recent CrowdStrike outage affecting over 8.5 million Microsoft Windows devices and causing worldwide disruption has raised questions around how firms can ensure their operational resilience can withstand critical service providers ‘going dark’.
The Source Podcast: Garbage in, garbage out – Why data quality and metadata integrity matter
In episode three, we're joined by Garrett Chow, Director, Commercial Operations at Global Relay, to get to grips with data quality and the importance of metadata retention. Having access to complete communications data and metadata, in the right format that’s easily sortable and searchable, can make all the difference between good regulatory relations – or being told to clean up your act.
On the books – FINRA fine proves marketing comms can be a recordkeeping risk
A recent fine issued by FINRA for a firm’s failure to preserve marketing communications has added yet more fuel to the current regulatory focus on marketing, recordkeeping, and social media.
Case-by-Case: FCA clarifies how new “name and shame” approach will be implemented
In a recent webinar, Therese Chambers, Joint Executive Director of Enforcement and Market Oversight, FCA, detailed how the regulator will implement its new “name and shame” approach to investigations – and how it will act as a deterrent.
Frantic February: Should compliance teams be worried after a mega month for the FCA?
Does increased action from the U.K. regulator suggest that new hires and new strategies are taking effect? And what does this mean for your compliance team?
JPMorgan Chase hit with almost $350 million in fines for gaps in trade surveillance data
With JPMorgan Chase being fined a considerable $350 million sum for “unsafe or unsound” practices around trade surveillance, what impacts will this have on how firms trade and communicate compliantly?
AI’s impact on the financial industry – SEC speaks to its risks, revolutionization, and everything in between
The SEC’s Chairman Gary Gensler recently spoke about the challenges and benefits AI presents to the financial world on a micro and macro level. Ensure you’re on track to identify, adapt, and manage these points as this technology rapidly develops for compliance teams.
Car Crash or New Superhighway? – AI, Audits, Accountability, and the FCA
A recent speech from the Chief Executive of the FCA has outlined their direction of travel on Big Tech and AI regulation. But with the FCA itself being audited on its effectiveness as a ‘digital regulator’, what does this mean for organizations and accountability?