US regulators have announced a combined $549m in penalties against Wall Street firms that failed to maintain electronic records of employee communications.
The SEC announced charges against 11 firms for “widespread and longstanding failures” to maintain records, including by allowing employees to use unsupervised side channels, such as the messaging
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