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SEC Rule 17a-1
The documents to be kept and preserved include all
The documents must be retained for a period of at least five years. They must remain easily asscessible for the first two years.
When requested they must be promptly furnished to the SEC.
SIFMA said these rules need to be redrafted so firms can "more effectively manage their relationships with clients through seamless and modern communication."
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The press announcement also warns that gatekeepers, particularly auditors and underwriters, will be under the SEC’s microscope.
22.6 million business-related e-comms were left unpreserved, and 521,000 messages unreviewed, due to technical and policy failures.
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Basic concepts simply set out in one handy reference article.
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