Elaine Duffus, Senior Specialized Consultant at Wolters Kluwer, joins Tim Carberry, Managing Partner at CastleHill Solutions, on a podcast to discuss the benefits of automating your regulatory change management process. She also provides tips for senior compliance personnel at financial institutions considering this option.
Financial & Corporate Compliance
April 26, 2021
Top reasons to automate regulatory change management
By: Elaine Duffus
Senior Specialized Consultant
Elaine F. Duffus is a Senior Specialized Consultant with the Financial Services Compliance Program Management solutions team at Wolters Kluwer.
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