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ARTICLE · 12 MAY 2016

What To Do When The Regulator Comes Calling

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This list outlines steps to take when confronted with an external regulatory investigation or the need for an internal self-directed investigation.

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This list outlines steps to take when confronted with an external regulatory investigation or the need for an internal self-directed investigation.

Before an Investigation/Inquiry

  • ☑ Prepare: Before any investigation arises, have a Crisis Management Plan in place. The plan should include a Response Plan and an Evidence Retention Plan as described below.

At the Outset of an Investigation/Inquiry

  • ☑ Assess: Gauge the nature and scope of the problem presented and carefully consider any possible broader liability issues or exposure. Considerations may include:

    • Whether the problem presents any multi-jurisdictional implications
    • The persons involved and their proximity to the problem

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