Etrali Trading Solutions has extended its mobile voice recording service to Japan to help companies comply with new record-keeping requirements from Japan’s Financial Services Authority (FSA).
The device agnostic solution, already available in Europe and the U.S., also allows financial institutions in Japan who deal with Europe and the U.S. to comply with similar voice recording regulation from the FCA and Dodd-Frank. The solution is also prepared to meet the emerging requirements of MiFID II.
To record mobile conversations, Etrali partners with Natterbox for a cloud-based offering, and content can either be stored in the cloud or locally.
“The Asia Pacific market is becoming more regulated and firms need to be aware of what local and global regulators require. To meet these demands we have rolled out our mobile voice recording service to Japan and will extend it to other key financial centres in the region including Hong Kong and Singapore later this year. Our secure, network-based solution will ensure voice, data and mobile communications are all recorded on one device. It is one of the first regulatory compliance solutions to offer mobile and fixed recording, archiving and analytics via our private cloud,” says David Guerineau, APAC managing director, Etrali Trading Solutions.
Etrali says it is already working with a Tier 1 bank in Japan for this service.
Etrali Offers Mobile Voice Recording in Japan
Etrali Trading Solutions has extended its mobile voice recording service to Japan to help companies comply with new record-keeping requirements from Japan's Financial Services Authority (FSA).
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