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The future of compliance tech and industry diversity, with ComplySci CEO Amy Kadomatsu - Vimarsana News

The future of compliance tech and industry diversity, with ComplySci CEO Amy Kadomatsu

Between winning awards for her work in the DEI space and educating chief compliance officers, the ComplySci leader keeps a full schedule.

Financial planning: Undefined, undercounted, underserved - Vimarsana News

Financial planning: Undefined, undercounted, underserved

The lack of formal codification and an accurate count of customers leaves the profession struggling with fundamental questions about identifying the true practitioners and their base of clients.

ComplySci Announces Second Webinar in Series Designed for Chief Compliance Officers Looking to Transition Compliance Technology Solutions - Vimarsana News

ComplySci Announces Second Webinar in Series Designed for Chief Compliance Officers Looking to Transition Compliance Technology Solutions

/PRNewswire/ -- ComplySci, the leading provider of regulatory technology and compliance solutions for the financial services sector, announced a webinar to...

How financial advisors can take the stress out of annual reviews - Vimarsana News

How financial advisors can take the stress out of annual reviews

Chris DiTata, vice president and general counsel of RIA in a Box, shares recommendations on how to make the process headache-free.

Top securities frauds last year involved promissory notes, stocks and social media, NASAA says - Vimarsana News

Top securities frauds last year involved promissory notes, stocks and social media, NASAA says

While the pandemic slowed down investigations and court cases, state regulators continued to chase financial scamsters, data shows.