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e-Book: Social media & electronic messaging: Know your risk
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This e-Book aims to help companies learn more about the types of risk that come along with employees’ use of online communication; how financial services companies can manage risks specific to that industry; coping with issues surrounding electronic messaging; broker-dealer concerns; and how to handle the “unpredictable” CEO.
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