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Top regulatory priorities for the payments sector

The Payments Association

Firms should be prepared for more onerous record-keeping and reporting requirements and factor in the costs of additional compliance obligations, including holding client funds under statutory trust. Regular audits and compliance checks : Firms will face enhanced monitoring and reporting under the proposed policy.

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SOX VS SOC – Mapping the Differences

VISTA InfoSec

SOX establishes regulations around financial reporting, mandates internal control audits, and strengthens corporate governance. The SOC framework includes multiple internal control audit reports. Now let’s examine the key differences between SOC and SOX audits. It applies to all U.S. SOX, a U.S.

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How NPOs Can Master Financial Planning

The Finance Weekly

Many of the same financial issues that profit-seeking enterprises face, such as increasing revenue, managing audits, and dealing with compliance, encounter non-profit organizations (NPOs). Financial planning for NPOs can be difficult, as certain issues will present unique challenges to you, such as specific reporting requirements.

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UK Financial Conduct Authority plans to reform safeguarding rules for e-money and payment institutions

The Payments Association

In addition to updating policies and procedures, many firms may need to make significant operational changes, including to their funds flows. Firms with agents or distributors may require additional liquidity for safeguarding. Firms may be required to diversify their safeguarding providers.

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Charting Course: Building a Cannabis Banking Compliance Program

Innovative Payments Association

Develop Written Policies and Procedures Clear and comprehensive written policies and procedures are essential for a strong compliance program. These should outline the company's compliance obligations, reporting requirements, and internal controls.

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How payment firms can prepare for the FCA’s proposed safeguarding regime

The Payments Association

Firms must prepare for these changes by improving their internal processes, conducting audits, and adapting to new compliance requirements to ensure seamless implementation of the FCA’s reforms. What’s next?

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What is ICFR? Internal Controls over Financial Reporting

Nanonets

Remember that internal controls are procedures and processes management emplace to ensure accounting integrity and financial transparency. For some companies, particularly publicly traded ones, ICFR is a key part of required financial filings and helps stakeholders rest assured that data they’re examining is accurate and timely.

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