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NYC Bar Proposal Could Quell Persistent ‘Fear’ CCOs Face (Law360)
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June 9, 2021
Law360, June 9, 2021
NYC Bar Proposal Could Quell Persistent ‘Fear’ CCOs Face
The lack of clarity surrounding U.S. regulators’ decisions to bring enforcement actions against chief compliance officers has brought an atmosphere of fear and uncertainty to the profession, a problem that a new proposal from the New York City Bar Association could help solve, according to industry experts.
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