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Jeff Jinnett: The Nimble Approach to Compliance: Multi-Purpose IT Solutions and “Nexialist” Compliance Attorneys
04 October 09 07:58 PM | AnnaVAubry | 0 Comments   

Regulatory compliance has become an increasingly costly burden. For example, SIFMA has estimated that the U.S. securities industry in 2004 spent $23.2 billion on compliance-related activities(1). In addition, regulatory mandates have become more intrusive Read More...

Filed under: Compliance , SEC 17a-4, Basel II Accord, Sarbanes-Oxley, HIPAA, regulatory, audit, IT solutions, Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, SEC, Securities and Exchange Commission, IT, Jeff Jinnett, Sectiion 409, Form 8-K, SIFMA, Enron, Section 404, SOX, financial statements, Committee of Sponsoring Organizations of the Treadway Commission, COSCO, Section 301, documentation, Code of Ethics, Section 406, attorneys, Rule 17a-4, The Voyage of the Space Beagle, A. E. Van Vogt, Nexialist

Jeff Jinnett: The Catch-22 of Record Retention
19 September 09 07:41 PM | AnnaVAubry | 0 Comments   

At the heart of the record retention challenge is the difficult question as to what types of documents to maintain for compliance purposes and how long to maintain them. In certain cases, applicable laws and regulations specify the types of documents Read More...

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