Compliance Officers Brace for U.K. Senior Managers Regime
By Jaclyn Jaeger2015-11-03T12:00:00
Image: During a panel discussion at Compliance Week’s Europe conference in Brussels last week, compliance executives discussed the broad implications of the new Senior Managers Regime, which makes senior executives personally accountable to regulators for their actions. You’ll also read a candid story of what a run-in with the Financial ...
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