Regulatory compliance is a universal concern across all industries, particularly after the financial crisis of 2007 to 2010, and companies have been devoting more and more resources to compliance solutions.
However, as this year's political climate shows, changes in leadership can create significant hurdles to regulatory compliance. New priorities and agendas mean the introduction of some new requirements and the rollback of others. Today, the potential rollback of Dodd-Frank is causing many companies to scramble. If Dodd-Frank is repealed, what's next?
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