This series on social media and compliance looks at what to expect from regulators, your company — and your own clients. Part one discusses the recent release of guidelines by regulators on using social media. In part two, read about a few firms that allow their advisors to use sites like Facebook and Twitter when they are reaching out to clients. In part 3, does it work with clients? In part 4, a cheif compliance officer discusses how his firm embraced social media.
May 28, 2012Leo Purcell, chief compliance officer, Richardson GMP Ltd. describes the steps his firm took to roll out social media services to its advisor team. He outlines which services advisors are allowed to use and why. He spoke with Fiona Collie at the TMX Broadcast Centre in Toronto.
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