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Protecting PII protects YOU 🔐 Learn a new way to meet the challenges of personally identifiable information (PII) in the ever-changing landscape of regulations, with Verint. https://bit.ly/4aAQeN1

Does a damaged fire door need to be replaced like for like? In our January webinar, our expert panel shared their thoughts on this topic and the legislation behind it. Want to hear their full answer? Watch our webinar now: https://lnkd.in/ehNxbJAq

When’s the last time you reviewed your policy? Getting coverage is important, but maintaining it is just as critical to stay adequately protected. Don’t wait, review it today. Learn more at bit.ly/CCBLife. Get your free quote at https://bit.ly/49eEgHE

There are two main types of downside protection that can be put on a structured note, with subsets of each: - Buffers - Barriers Buffers give a set level of protection at the maturity of a note regardless of where the worst performing underlier is at. In a traditional buffer, if you have a note with a 20% buffer and at maturity the worst performing is down 23% you are only down 3%. You have a fixed level of protection.   Barriers are different than buffers in the way that they offer protection at maturity so long as you have not breached the protection levels. If you have a 30% barrier and you are down 28% at maturity you get back your full principal back. If you are down 32% at maturity, then you only get back 68% of principal. To learn more about structured notes join our webinar tomorrow, August 15 at 1:00 PM PST. https://lnkd.in/g5A88_jA

Where do you start with online safety? Last week, our experts Emma Drake and Matt Buckwell provided an engaging discussion around the implications of the Online Safety Act (OSA). They delved into which services are caught by the OSA, the duties it imposes and how the legislation compares to the Digital Services Act. You can access the recordings here: https://lnkd.in/gzPiDkiB #OSA #DSA #digitalregulation #onlinesafety

We know what you're thinking. Can it really be two weeks since the last Online Safety Act Network #onlinesafety newsletter? Why, yes, it is - and here's the new edition, just as jam-packed as ever even though Parliament is on recess (again). Enjoy. #onlineharms #onlinesafetyact #internetsafety #internetregulation #internetgovernance #artificialintelligence #techpolicy #digitalpolicy #onlineabuse #misinformation #disinformation #violenceagainstwomenandgirls 👇 https://lnkd.in/emDvXr23

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Did you miss our Administrative Penalties (AP) and Specified Locate webinars in March? Find them here https://lnkd.in/eWuFVvPU. Don't get caught off guard, new regs and legislation are coming into force on May 1st. Learn more about the changes here https://lnkd.in/eda9v-hj

Don't miss it! Sign up today! It is important we consider the risk and ensure the safety of our children and young people when travelling to and from sport. Our next webinar explains the rules and differentiates between appropriate and inappropriate options. Register now, because protecting children and young people is everyone’s business: https://lnkd.in/gJRWM8SH #ProtectingSportTogether #webinar

A super helpful resource to help navigate a question we get asked a lot - how similar/different are the UK’s Online Safety Act and the EU’s Digital Services Act? They try to do similar things to improve the safety of UGC services but do so in very different ways, and each has their own specific areas of focus