Overview:

Modern economic activity is increasingly dependent on technology and big data. As a result, regulatory focus on effective management and mitigation of risks related to data ownership, confidentiality and cybersecurity has also intensified.

From depending on third-party service providers or vendors to transferring personal data to overseas regulators for supervisory purposes, firms need to keep abreast of relevant data regulation developments and enhance their privacy standards.

If would like to join the AIMA Data Regulation Working Group and keep up to date with regulatory changes and discussion relating to personal data and data privacy law, please contact Adam Jacobs-Dean ([email protected]).

Other related workstreams

Cyber and Technology

In recent years, cyber security has increasingly become the top global risk for business, with regulators and policy-makers also paying increased attention to financial institutions’ cyber security planning.

Operational Resilience

Operational resilience is expected to be a key regulatory focus over the coming years. The aim of regulators is to bring about change in how the finance industry thinks about operational resilience in order to build a more resilient financial system.

Digital Assets

AIMA serves as the global voice of the alternative investment management industry in the digital assets space.