FIF Cybersecurity Working Group

FIF will hold a 30 minute Cybersecurity Working Group meeting this Thursday (3/3 @ 3pm ET) to cover topics such as: state-sponsored cybersecurity threats from Russia, the 2022 report on FINRA's examination and risk monitoring program, a 2021 year-in-review report from the NSA and news of Chair Gensler potentially overhauling the Agency's cyber rules. An agenda will be sent out the day prior to the meeting. 

POSTED Feb 28,2022

CAT Working Group Scheduling Changes for this Week

FIF has scheduled an additional CAIS Working Group call for Monday February 28 at 11am ET to complete the Working Group’s review of the updated versions of the CAT CAIS Industry Member Reporting Scenarios published by FINRA CAT on January 28, 2021 and February 4, 2022. This will be in addition to the regularly-scheduled Wednesday and Friday CAIS calls next week. Because of a conflict with a Congressional hearing relating to exchanges, FIF has moved the CAT Transaction Reporting Working Group call for this week from 2pm ET to 1pm ET on Wednesday March 2. The Monthly CAT Update Working Group call is scheduled for Thursday February 3 at 2 pm ET.

POSTED Feb 28,2022

Webinar on Current Developments in Trading Technology

On Monday March 7, 2022 at 4pm ET, FIF will host a webinar on Current Developments in Trading Technology. The webinar will include discussion of the following topics: converting voice communications to structured electronic data; 24-hour trading; trends in working from home and returning to the office; outsourced trading; risk data and analytics; interoperability; and machine learning. Ivy Schmerken of FlexTrade, will moderate the panel. The panelists will be Brian Hyndman of Blue Ocean ATS, Rajiv Kedia/Shane Remolina of FlexTrade and Mike Smith of IPC. Please register here to join us for this webinar.

POSTED Feb 28,2022

Spotlight Presentation on Chief Compliance Officer Liability

On Thursday March 10, 2022 at 3pm ET, FIF will host a spotlight presentation on Chief Compliance Officer liability. Patrick Campbell of the Baker Hostetler law firm, Adam Felsenthal, General Counsel of Great Point Partners, and Scott Gluck of the Duane Morris law firm will discuss a report by the Compliance Committee of the New York City Bar Association that details concerns about compliance officer liability and calls on regulators to provide limitations and guidance on when a compliance officer should be charged. They will also discuss the “no under influence over chief compliance officer” provision in the SEC’s recent rule proposal relating to security-based swaps. The invite for this presentation has been sent to the members of the FIF Compliance Working Group. If you are interested in attending this presentation and do not have the invite in your calendar, please either update your profile or email us at fifinfo@fif.com.

POSTED Feb 28,2022

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