Stuart Freeman: Three issues that need to be on your GDPR radar
Brexit, data retention and compliance will be key GDPR considerations for financial businesses over the next 12 months
Brexit, data retention and compliance will be key GDPR considerations for financial businesses over the next 12 months
Most businesses should have little difficulty complying with GDPR if they follow some pretty basic policies and procedures
Firm’s CEO warns inflows will remain “soft” in the short term
GDPR somewhat contradicts Mifid II when it comes to personal data, according to Teleware chief executive Steve Haworth
EU data protection law comes into force on Friday May 25 but earnings at tech security companies could benefit throughout the year as non-compliant global companies play catch up.
Email marketing is one of the areas wealth managers are most interested to find information on in the lead up to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), according to Personal Investment Management & Financial Advice Association (Pimfa). Senior policy adviser Giulia Lupato explains how to become fully compliant as the deadline approaches on 25 May.
Thesis Asset Management has kicked off its growth plans with the acquisition of discretionary investment firm, Cambridge Fund Managers.
Most wealth managers are unaware of the need to prepare for game-changing new data protection rules coming into force in less than a year’s time according to two industry consultants.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is the biggest overhaul of European data protection and privacy law for more than 20 years. It came into force on 25 May 2018 and is designed to harmonise data privacy laws across Europe, improve data security and reinforce the obligations of organisations that hold and store data.