Unless you’re a hedgehog or some other hibernating creature, you will have heard about the General Data Protection Regulation. With greater media exposure than Beckham, Markle and Trump combined, it has been written with panache and elegance, underpinned with intrigue and mystery, and is in line for the Nobel Prize for Literature. Well, perhaps not, but it has certainly captured the public imagination, if not that of your average hedgehog.
Joking aside, GDPR has to be embraced. We have issued our summary guide and have worked with our clients to implement suitable systems, processes and controls. Clearly, we also have to practice what we preach. So, we would be grateful if you would read our Privacy Policy and Data Processing Agreement, which can both be found here . There are also links to Data Protection on our website.
Please read these documents carefully as they explain when we act as Data Controller and when we may also act as Data Processor, and the implications for you, and potentially for your clients.
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Advising non-UK clients
Alistair MacDougall Compliance Conduct, EEA, email, EU, FCA, MiFID, passport, PI, vulnerable
Despite the fact that the UK ceased to be a member of the EU/EEA almost a year ago, we are still asked for advice around how a UK firm can take on a new non-UK client or continue to deal with such clients that the firm had pre-BREXIT. We have written before about the general […]