Financial services protection

The UCES Protection Plan was designed to support your financial opportunities by implementing positive habits to create and maintain a strong financial future. Our unique collection of services have been carefully selected to provide protection and opportunity over the many aspects of your finances - all combined into one easy-to-use system. We supervise financial companies to ensure compliance with federal consumer financial laws. Compliance and guidance.

Supervisory highlights.

We produce innovative tools and resources to help consumers like you make informed financial decisions and build financial skills. Learning through data and research. Each Sector-Specific Agency develops a sector-specific plan through a coordinated effort involving its public and private sector partners. Retains the validity of certain previously issued certificates. Your Adviser can help you protect yourself and your family with a range of financial protection.

Our advisers give specialist advice on Critical Illness insurance, Income Protection insurance, Life cover and Private Medical insurance. The Consumers First Act, H. How to file a complaint with CFPB?

What is CFPB compliance? The Framework consolidates the existing consumer protection provisions found within the Bank Act and includes many provisions that are similar to the existing requirements in one new part. Advisory services offered through Investment Advisors, a division of ProEquities, Inc. Financial Consumer Protection Framework. Registered Investment Advisor.

Securities offered through ProEquities, Inc. FSCS protects you when financial firms fail Set-up by parliament and funded by the financial services industry, FSCS is a completely independent and free service. You’ll keep all the compensation you are owed when you claim directly through us.

To keep financial data private and reduce risk in increasingly unknown environments, financial services institutions need persistent protection and control with user and administrative experiences that ensure adoption. Program members can register for this important card protection service. Protection begins the moment the member’s completed registration form is received. Dealing with Customers and the Public (the Framework) – would be added to the Bank Act.

COVID-- We Are All in This Together In observance with guidelines recommended by the CDC as well as our state and federal governments, the Corporate Office is having staff work from home to minimize the spread of the coronavirus. Many companies refer to their services as identity theft protection services. In fact, no service can protect you from having your personal information stolen.

Monitoring services watch for signs that an identity thief may be using your personal information. Virtru gives financial services institutions data-centric protection to maintain the privacy of corporate and client confidential information, wherever it goes.

With Virtru, financial services institutions can protect and control unstructured data to prevent unauthorized access and integrate with existing encryption processes to improve customer engagement, maintain compliance, and ensure private communication. In financial services in particular, the best policy is to stick to the “privacy by design” principle of the EU GDPR. Hold as little sensitive data as possible, for as short a time as possible. If you don’t have it, it can’t be hacked and compliance is not an issue. It supervises banks, lenders, and large non-bank entities, such as credit reporting agencies and debt collection companies.

Our litigators possess a sophisticated understanding of the financial services industry and our clients’ objectives. We collaborate closely with our team of corporate and regulatory lawyers who advise an array of financial institutions on financing, corporate, transactional, regulatory, consumer protection and workout matters. We’ve covered the spectrum to create pieces for each part of the financial puzzle.

This means that FSCS can pay compensation if a firm is unable, or likely to be unable, to pay claims against it.