Our Compliance:Delivered solution provides a flexible means of augmenting your own compliance resources by seconding a specific individual(s) to your firm to act as the Compliance Oversight Officer (FCA approved SMF 16) or as a Compliance Manager providing additional resource to your in-house team to execute on the compliance function and undertake the heavy lifting of the day to day work.
Benefits of Compliance:Delivered
No need to hire your own permanent resource which can be time intensive, expensive and may not be fully utilised
Level of experience and amount of support can be varied to reflect changing business requirements
Direct the resource to any required compliance tasks such us board reporting, compliance monitoring, books and records maintenance
Can be provided on a short-term interim, or longer-term basis
A consultant dedicated to your firm but with full access to the rest of the Judd team to provide broad technical assistance, as well as our suite of compliance documents.
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