Regulating firms» culture - The increasing
focus by financial regulators internationally on supervising firms» culture
Not exact matches
Chief
Financial Officer Jason Hollar quickly dismissed concerns, saying that the language was required by regulators but that Sears was focused on turning itself around and was still «a viable business that can meet its financial and other obligations for the foreseeable futur
Financial Officer Jason Hollar quickly dismissed concerns, saying that the language was required
by regulators but that Sears was
focused on turning itself around and was still «a viable business that can meet its
financial and other obligations for the foreseeable futur
financial and other obligations for the foreseeable future.»
With demographic trends pointing to a greater
focus on longevity risk and more attention being placed on the downside of short - term investment behavior
by governments,
regulators and even the
financial media, the tide may turn in the coming years.
Protecting Senior Investors: Report of Examination of Securities Firms Providing «Free Lunch» Sales Seminars Issued
by the Securities and Exchange Commission, North American Securities
Regulators and
Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, this report concludes that free - lunch seminars
focus more on sales than education and often make exaggerated or misleading claims.
With the increased
focus on AML enshrined
by the new regulations, and the upcoming
Financial Action Task Force's Evaluation of the UK's AML and counter-terrorist financing frameworks in 2018, the
regulators will be keen to take a firm hand to lawyers who fail to comply with their AML obligations.