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Advice from a former regulator: Don’t let “deregulation” lull you into complacency
Nekia Hackworth, former SEC Deputy Director of Enforcement and DOJ Associate Deputy Attorney General, visited the Global Relay offices to share her thoughts on the government’s deregulatory stance and what compliance teams should look out for in an increasingly volatile risk landscape.
How to bring pharma sales reps’ communications into compliance
Pharma sales reps operate in high-pressure environments where they're judged on availability and responsiveness. Organizations have invested heavily in tools to support field teams, but that efficiency pressures creates a persistent temptation to cut corners on compliant communications.
Something phishy: Are banks crossing the line with fake off-channel compliance messages?
Banks are now using dummy messages to source out the use of off-channel communications, as regulators continue to pursue and penalize firms unable to meet the rules. However, are banks crossing the line and, should they look to implement tools that compliantly capture communications across all channels instead?
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Data structure and enrichment is key to unlocking the full potential of AI-powered surveillance
More than two-thirds of compliance teams have or are considering implementing AI tools. Learn how the clear, content-rich format of Unified Parsed Messages boosts the speed and accuracy of AI-powered surveillance.
Buying a compliance solution? 4 things to consider before you commit
Choosing a compliance technology vendor can be complex. Global Relay has highlighted four key considerations to bear in mind before you sign.
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Why Canadian banks need strong mobile device management
Regulators are making mobile communications compliance a 2026 priority for Canadian firms
Something phishy: Are banks crossing the line with fake off-channel compliance messages?
Banks are now using dummy messages to source out the use of off-channel communications, as regulators continue to pursue and penalize firms unable to meet the rules. However, are banks crossing the line and, should they look to implement tools that compliantly capture communications across all channels instead?


