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Steve Dourdil

Steve Dourdil

Business Development at Kerv Collaborate
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Bio My role is to grow the Communications Compliance business at Kerv Collaborate, a specialist practice within Kerv Group. We help financial firms meet compliance monitoring, surveillance and regulatory reporting requirements by enabling them to capture and store all in-scope voice and e-communications and reduce or eliminate data, vendor and technology silos. Career History Business development and marketing professional with 16 years' experience in the telecoms industry and 14 years in the Regtech space. Focusing primarily on the financial services market, providing communications compliance and business continuity solutions to regulated firms of all sizes. Specialties: compliance recording, surveillance systems, cloud technologies.

Blogs

Financial Risk Management

5 Ways to Record Mobile Voice & SMS for Regulatory Compliance

23 Sep 2022

If you work in financial services, chances are your organisation has some form of mobile recording solution in place. Although certain firms don’t necessarily have a regulatory requirement to record mobile communications, many choose to anyway as a matter of best practice. For a large percentage of firms though, recording of mobile calls and texts...

Financial Risk Management

Compliance Recording Has Come Full Circle

30 Sep 2021

It seems hard to believe that it was only 10 years ago that the FSA, as it was known back then, removed the mobile phone taping exemption from the call recording rules introduced in March 2009 with COBS 11.8. The initial legislation, designed primarily to tackle market abuse, required capital markets participants to capture and retain all relevant

Financial Risk Management

Removing Data Silos and Costs as Barriers to Effective Voice and eComms Surveillance

19 Jul 2019

The Need for Effective, Holistic Compliance Monitoring and Surveillance In a perfect world, financial regulators would exist solely to define the policies and procedures needed to protect consumers, with compliance departments acting in a purely advisory role to help firms apply these principles according to their own unique requirements and str