Regulation & Standards Webcast
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Regulation has become an important part of any data management role, as more and more data-related regulatory requirements have been pushed out in the last couple of years. Most recently, discussions surrounding the introduction of a legal entity identifier (LEI) have dominated the reference data market. While the market is awaiting clarity on some of the details relating to this and other coming changes, the challenge is to continue collaborative efforts in the industry and support initiatives that will benefit the overall market.
- What are the latest developments relating to the introduction of the LEI?
- How can firms best combine regulatory-focused projects with projects aimed at meeting business requirements?
- What activities will need to be prioritized in the coming year?
Speakers:
Alexis Grassie, Director, Policy and Compliance Data Management Group, CANADIAN IMPERIAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Julia Sutton, Director, Customer Data, DEUTSCHE BANK
Ravi Shankar, Senior Director MDM Product Marketing, INFORMATICA
Tim Lind, Global Head of Legal Entity and Corporate Actions, Enterprise Content, THOMSON REUTERS
Moderator: Michael Shashoua, Editor, INSIDE REFERENCE DATA
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