Custodia published a blog exploring the connection between the Financial Conduct Authority's new rules and guidance concerning non-financial misconduct and communication capture requirements.
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In case you missed it... On the 1st September 2026, the Financial Conduct Authority's new rules and guidance concerning non-financial misconduct came into effect, the im…
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Custodia
The market utility for regulated digital data capture, validation, and archiving.
- Industry
- Data Infrastructure and Analytics
- Location
- Manchester, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About Custodia
We are a pioneering company developing next-generation solutions for capturing, validating, and archiving regulated data from diverse sources, including voice communications, messaging applications, and operational technology (OT) systems. Our mission is to empower businesses with compliant, efficient, and innovative data management tools that meet stringent regulatory requirements.
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