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The fight against fraud and money laundering in the US is hampered by too much focus on terrorist funding on one hand, and criminal prosecutions of banks on the other, say industry experts. But both law...
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Compliance on the buy side might reward the early adopters while penalizing firms that fall afoul of industry best practices and institutional investors' expectations.
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Increasing regulatory oversight and static IT budgets create compliance headaches for the CIOs and CTOs of DrKW, Evergreen Investments, and JPMorgan Investor Services.
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Increasing regulatory oversight and static IT budgets create compliance headaches for the CIOs and CTOs of DrKW, Evergreen Investments, and JPMorgan Investor Services.
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Regulatory compliance means different things in Europe and the States. Waters looks at who's ahead and how culture helps define the solutions.
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Spending on operational risk management software looks set to grow in 2004 compared with last year, but will not reach its peak for another year or two.
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Trema, the Sophia Antipolis-based provider of asset management technology, has released the results of its Asset Management STP Survey conducted between June and August this year.
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The US banking industry has been inundated with a set of mandatory changes such as Basel II, the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Patriot Act, which, responded to individually, represent a significant portion of an organisation's change budget. Dai Bedford,...
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Prudential Financial's homegrown Customer Identification Program solution answers the question behind the USA Patriot Act's Rule 326: Do you really know your customer?
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The financial industry is expected to spend more than $10 billion to comply with the Patriot Act over the next three years. And at the heart of the issue is the data.
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