Happy Monday!
I read the RAIN today and the article "E-MAILS become trial for courts,"
in the Chicago Tribune was very provocative and worth sharing with your
General Counsel.
I did have a basic question:
The article stated "The SEC requires securities firms to preserve
e-mails for two years."
Since I don't work in a securities bureau I am a bit unlearned here. I
seek a point of clarification. Did the SEC put this retention on the
medium (e-mail) and not the content? Is it all e-mails regardless of
content?
Just curious!
Thanks
Chuck Piotrowski
CVPS
www.cvps.com
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