Webinar: Reg S-P- Keeping Client Data Secure

Reg S-P has been mentioned quite frequently on this site. In March 2008, the SEC released a set of proposed amendments to Regulation S-P which seek to require registered investment advisers to enhance the protection of consumer financial information. If adopted, the proposed amendments would require advisers to expand existing safeguards into a more expansive “information security program”.

HedgeOp Compliance CEO, Bill Mulligan conducted a webinar on these proposed changes, specifically focusing on: helping investment adviser’s understand the expanded requirements under the proposal and discussing the hot button topics such as: (i) the identification of reasonably foreseeable risks at your firm; (ii) designing information safeguards to control/manage the identified risks; (iii) setting up a plan for testing and training for staff; (iv) evaluating the programs of your service providers; and (v) developing and reviewing your procedures related to unauthorized access of confidential data.

You can view a video recording of this webinar and download the presentation materials below.

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About Jordan

Jordan is a Partner and Vice President at HedgeOp Compliance, LLC. He is in charge of the development, growth and marketing of HedgeOp's ComplianceTrak software. Prior to joining HedgeOp in March of 2003, Jordan worked at Euromoney Institutional Investor, Plc., as a Client Services Executive. While there, he worked with senior level executives in the New York and Canadian banking communities to plan and coordinate financial and legal training seminars. Jordan graduated with a B.S. in Applied Economics Management from Cornell University.

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