Compliance Challenges for Dually-Registered Firms

By Oyster Consulting LLC

Wolters Kluwer invited Oyster Senior Consultant Robert Tuch, Esq. to write an article on “Compliance Challenges for Dually-Registered Firms,” which is in the latest issue of Practical Compliance & Risk Management for the Securities Industry. We hope you find it useful. If you would like to hear more on this topic please call Oyster Consulting at (804) 965-5400, or visit our website at www.oysterllc.com. We would also be happy to speak with you in greater detail about any other consulting needs your firm may have.

Compliance Challenges for Dually Registered Firms – Tuch.

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