The article that appeared here first appeared in E-Commerce Law and Policy in spring 2003. Since then, however, the law on email marketing has changed . For the current position, see our article on...
The article that appeared here first appeared in E-Commerce Law and Policy in spring 2003. Since then, however, the law on email marketing has changed. For the current position, see our article on Email Marketing.
It is understandable that much of the focus for financial institutions negotiating cloud contracts will be on ensuring compliance with the regulatory requirements they are subject to, but there are other contract issues that need their attention too.
Barriers to the adoption of cloud solutions in financial services are diminishing at a time of growing demand for banks and insurers to digitise their operations.
The reasons for financial institutions to move systems and data to the cloud have never been more compelling – and the barriers to doing so are diminishing.
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