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NEWSLETTER: With the U.S. heading into another Trump presidency, it’s safe to say that it will remain a key market for global businesses. Understanding the way these results will change the financial services landscape and planning accordingly will be crucial to capitalise on these opportunities.
It’s important for clients to remain agile and prepared for an incoming wave of financial regulatory changes. Over at our parent company Ocorian, their Regional Head – Americas and Caribbean, Jason Gerlis, shares his thoughts on the future of the U.S. market in a Trump second term, laying out both the risks and opportunities for businesses.
This month, we also welcomed our new U.S. Practice Lead, Portia Amato, who will be leading our U.S. team while overseeing the delivery of U.S. regulatory consulting services to our clients. In a recent insight piece, Portia offers some sage advice on how to adapt quickly to incoming changes to the regulatory environment.
As we slowly creep towards 2025 and keep our eyes fixed on the regulatory horizon, it’s important to use the next few weeks and months to get our houses in order. One way to do this is to make the most of your annual reviews. Leveraging these reviews can prepare you for anything that might be coming down the line from the regulator while also cultivating and promoting a long-lasting culture of compliance across your business.
Get in touch if you need any help or support navigating these regulatory changes.
Rebecca Thorpe, Global Head of Regulatory Consulting and Aron Brown, Global Head of Regulatory & Compliance
Latest insights
Understanding the potential impact of a Trump second term on corporate clients in the U.S.
Regional Head of Americas and the Caribbean at Ocorian shares his expert perspective on the potential impact of a second Trump administration on the U.S. market. Read the full insight at ocorian.com
Comment: U.S. election promises new regulatory environment
Our U.S. Practice Lead Portia Amato comments on the regulatory ramifications of Donald Trump’s victory in the recent election in the United States. Read the full insight at ocorian.com
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Video: Building a compliance function fit for the future
With hundreds of new regulations introduced globally over the last year alone, financial services providers are finding it harder than ever to keep up. Our experts Mark Spiers and Abi Reilly sat down with Global Head of Regulatory Consulting Rebecca Thorpe to find out how you can build an effective compliance function that can meet new challenges and respond to principles-based rules. Watch the whole episode at ocorian.com