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Webinar: The Next Generation of Trading Compliance: Recording and Assurance

In today’s evolving regulatory landscape, financial institutions are increasingly required to capture a growing number of channels and users, and to ensure compliance when using the latest collaboration technologies. As regulators across geographies require financial firms to take reasonable steps to monitor interactions in real time and prevent compliance issues even before they occur, firms need to turn to the next generation of compliance recording and assurance. Hosted by The TRADE, and featuring recording experts from KPMG and NICE, in this webinar learn best practices around how firms are:

  • Managing the latest in regulatory compliance demands for recording, including the implications for the new regulation best interest
  • Ensuring a rock solid recording program
  • Integrating the latest technology and automation in compliance assurance
  • Lowering the TCO of recording estates

Moderator:

John Brazier,
Editor, The TRADE

Speakers:

Bill Meehan, Managing Director – Regulatory Risk Practice, KPMG LLP

Leveraging over 18 years’ experience in Capital Markets Legal, Compliance and Regulatory roles for exchanges, broker dealers, and swap dealers to provide advisory services in all asset classes to clients focusing on Trading Controls, Trade Reporting and Surveillance including Dodd-Frank Volcker and Swap Dealer regulations. In his current role, Bill is providing advisory services focusing on Electronic Trading Controls, Trade Reporting and Surveillance for the Banking and Capital Markets sectors.

Anton Kaplan, Product Manager, NICE

Anton is an experienced product manager/strategist, working in the financial services industry for more than 10 years. As product manager at NICE he is responsible for the Financial Markets Compliance solutions, such as Compliance Recording and Compliance Assurance.


The Next Generation of Trading Compliance: Recording and Assurance

The Next Generation of Trading Compliance: Recording and Assurance