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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 was signed into law on March
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credits to employers and self-employed taxpayers providing the leave, and the
effect on employer-sponsored health plans. This course provides a general review
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COVID-19 ROUNDUP: COURT CLOSURES CONTINUE

Courts around the country continue to shut down or impose restrictions to cope
with the spread of the coronavirus. Below is a roundup, updated daily, of
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BIGGEST COMPLIANCE CHALLENGE OF BEING REMOTE IN COVID-19: THE “PEOPLE PROBLEM”
NOT THE TECHNOLOGY

Financial firms have the technology fairly well solved for working remotely and
carrying out transactions during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the remote set-ups
make it harder for their compliance officers to locate workers who want to stay
off the grid or who wish to work without oversight.




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BANKS BEWARE ID THEFT AS US PUMPS FUNDS INTO ECONOMY, SAYS IRS FINANCIAL CRIMES
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As the U.S. government pumps hundreds of billions of dollars into the economy
through payments to individuals, forgivable loans to businesses, and other steps
to ease the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, federal law enforcement authorities
are counting on banks to spot and report potential fraud, said the head of the
Internal Revenue Service's financial crime investigation unit in an interview
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HEALTHCARE FRAUD DURING A PANDEMIC: FAST FACTS FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS

ealthcare fraud pre-dates COVID-19, however, the global pandemic has highlighted
the importance of identifying and reporting healthcare fraud in the Suspicious
Activity Report (SAR) regime. The life-and-death consequences of healthcare
fraud can manifest in a lack of funds to buy respirators, unnecessary medical
procedures being performed, or ineffective drugs being prescribed.




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IS IT TIME TO RECONSIDER THE STRATEGIC VIABILITY OF OUTSOURCING COMPLIANCE?

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and its aftermath, would financial firms be wise to
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LAW FIRM LEADERS EXPECT OFFICE FOOTPRINT TO SHRINK POST-PANDEMIC

The coronavirus pandemic has forced lawyers across the U.S. to learn how to work
from home, and left offices sitting empty for months, leading many managing
partners to ask - why were we paying for all that space?





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COUNTRIES ENACT TAX & FISCAL MEASURES TO MITIGATE COVID-19 IMPACT

Countries have implemented rules and regulations to ease the burden of COVID-19
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JOBS PULLED, BAR EXAM WOES, CHILDREN HOME: OUTGOING NU LAW DEAN ON MANAGING AN
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At the end of July, Northwestern Pritzker School of Law Dean Kimberly Yuracko
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LOCKDOWN TAKES MENTAL HEALTH TOLL ON FINANCIAL SERVICES WORKERS

The COVID-19 lockdown has taken a toll on financial services workers' mental
health. Many are working longer hours while struggling with anxiety about
returning to work, job security fears and stress, said mental health
professionals and advocates.




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MINDFULLY TACKLING THE CHALLENGE OF THE CORONAVIRUS

In this period of uncertainty and heightened stress, this webinar aims at
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resilience and stability with the changes we are facing professionally and
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HOW THE CORONAVIRUS IS INCREASING AUDIT RISKS IN 2020

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working with their clients.




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COMMUNICATING COVID-19 LEGISLATION - FILING AND PAYMENT DELAY, HSA PAYMENT,
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ASSESSING CORONAVIRUS RISK FOR DISCLOSURES

This course identifies considerations that public companies should keep
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on their businesses and work to factor coronavirus risks into their reporting
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5 WAYS COMPLIANCE COULD HELP TAME ZOOM & OTHER REMOTE WORK RISKS

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IMPACT OF COVID-19 ON THE GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN

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Dentons on Friday said it is closing two of its U.K. locations and moving
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it one of the first law firms to shrink its real estate footprint because of the
coronavirus pandemic.





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WASHINGTON STATE TO LET LAW SCHOOL GRADS SKIP THE BAR

Washington state will allow law school graduates who are registered to take its
July or September bar exam to skip the test and still become licensed, issuing
so-called “diploma privilege” because of the coronavirus pandemic.





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LEGAL EXECUTIVE BRIEFING 2020: THE WORLD VIEWED

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journalists that are often the highlight of each of the major legal executive
briefings held for leaders of the world’s largest law firms.




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WILL COVID-19 MAKE CASH OBSOLETE?

Is the COVID-19 pandemic more quickly moving the world to a cashless society?
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banknotes or coins, but rather through the transfer of digital information via a
smartphone?




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CRISIS MANAGEMENT: 6 ACTIONS TO GET YOU THROUGH THE NEXT 6 MONTHS

This article provides a quick overview of six actions that law firms can take
now to help them service their clients, manage their operations, and basically
get through the next six months.




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COVID-19 CORONAVIRUS: IMPACT ON CONTRACTUAL OBLIGATIONS

See how affected businesses may need to consider, from an English law
perspective, the contractual and legal issues arising from global pandemic.




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FAMILIES FIRST CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE ACT

An Act making emergency supplemental appropriations for the fiscal year ending
September 30, 2020, and for other purposes.




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BUSINESS CONTINUITY: PANDEMICS, CIVIL EMERGENCIES AND CIVIL UNREST

Get an overview of some of the legal and practical issues arising from the
threat of business disruption resulting from epidemics such as COVID-19.




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SICK LEAVE AND BENEFITS FOR NEW YORK

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employee benefits when such employee is subject to a mandatory or precautionary
order of quarantine or isolation due to COVID–19.




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EMERGENCY AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING CHECKLIST

A Checklist outlining best practices for private employers to plan for
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FINANCIAL REPORTING: FRC ADVICE ON CORONAVIRUS RISK DISCLOSURES

Get crucial insight into the FRC-published advice to companies and auditors on
Coronavirus risk disclosures in year-end reports.




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CORONAVIRUS PREPAREDNESS AND RESPONSE SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT

An Act Making emergency supplemental appropriations for thefiscal year ending
September 30, 2020, and for other purposes.





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CORONAVIRUS AID RELIEF AID AND ECONOMIC SECURITY ACT

An Act To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to repealthe excise tax on
high cost employer-sponsored health coverage.




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THOMSON REUTERS BACKSTAGE TALKS COVID-19

Each week, hear how the outbreak of COVID-19 is affecting the tax and accounting
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EY TAX COVID-19 RESPONSE TRACKER

Policy changes across the globe are being proposed and implemented on a daily
basis. EY's Tax COVID-19 Stimulus Tracker provides a snapshot of the policy
changes that have been announced in countries around the world in response to
the ongoing crisis.




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THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: EXECUTIVE PAY CUTS A SIGN OF THE TIMES

The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak has many companies reeling as they
struggle to preserve cash in the face of volatility. A number of these companies
are turning to executive pay cuts to soften the economic blow of the Coronavirus
pandemic.




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UNDERSTANDING AND SOLVING YOUR CLIENTS’ BUSINESS NEEDS IN A CHALLENGING TIME

Your clients that have businesses that are open and running will be seeing
disruptions to their workforce, supply chain, and a host of other issues.  In
fact, your own business is probably facing the same issues.  In order to serve
your clients better, and perhaps yourself too, in this article is a list of
business issues that the Small Business Administration has compiled. And some
links to SBA programs that might offer solutions to those issues.




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SMALL BUSINESS LOANS – WE FINALLY HAVE SOME ANSWERS

The good news is that there is 2 trillion dollars out there with a $349 billion
ear marked for low interest rate emergency small business loans. Let’s get our
share! After all we will all be paying back this stimulus package for the
remainder of our natural lives.




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HHS GUIDANCE ADDRESSES COVID-19 COVERAGE UNDER EXISTING ESSENTIAL HEALTH
BENEFITS RULES

HHS has issued FAQ guidance on whether various COVID-19 items and services are
covered as essential health benefits (EHB) under existing rules. As background,
non-grandfathered insured health plans in the individual and small group markets
(whether purchased in or outside of the Exchanges) are required to cover EHB in
ten specified categories (including preventive and wellness services).




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COVID-19 LEGISLATION AFFECTS EMPLOYER-SPONSORED HEALTH PLANS, ADDRESSES FMLA AND
SICK LEAVE

Congress has passed, and the President has signed, legislation intended to ease
the economic consequences stemming from the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19)
outbreak by expanding FMLA and sick leave available to employees and providing
tax credits to employers providing the leave.




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KEEP YOUR TEAMS CONNECTED WHEN WORKING REMOTELY

More and more law firms, tax firms and corporate legal and tax teams are making
the decision to have their staff work remotely. They face the challenge of
keeping teams connected and work moving forward.




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Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence

Q2 SUMMARY OF ANALYSIS HIGHLIGHTING THE IMPACT ON FINANCIAL SERVICES FIRMS

This is the second report in Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence’s (TRRI)
series of quarterly reports following developments in the financial services
industry as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic; it covers Q2 2020. Like the Q1
report, this report is a collection of extracts from articles that have appeared
on the TRRI site during Q2 2020.


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COVID-19: DISASTER FRAUD SCHEMES

Disaster fraud, a type of financial crime that typically occurs after a
catastrophe or event like COVID-19, current types of COVID-19 disaster fraud
trends, and ways for financial institutions, government agencies, and consumers
to prevent and mitigate disaster fraud are the topics of discussion in this
on-demand webinar.





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report


COVID-19 DATA PRIVACY GLOBAL COVERAGE

The following is a selection of global developments compiled by the Thomson
Reuters Data Privacy editorial staff. The global developments cover technology
developments, Cybersecurity, Proposed Legislation, and Other Key Data Privacy
Updates.




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report


COVID-19: Q1 SUMMARY OF ANALYSIS HIGHLIGHTING THE IMPACT ON FINANCIAL SERVICES
FIRMS

The COVID-19 pandemic is causing unprecedented chaos and uncertainty. Financial
services firms are struggling to maintain stability while still delivering the
required customer outcomes.




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EXPERTS TALK EP. 4: OPERATIONAL & CONDUCT RISK DURING A GLOBAL PANDEMIC

Susannah Hammond, joined by Senior Regulatory Intelligence Expert Mike Cowan,
for this engaging discussion covering what operational and conduct risks are
occurring during the global pandemic and how to manage them.





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EXPERTS TALK EP. 3: BUSINESS CONTINUITY: WORKING FROM HOME AND OTHER COVID-19
CANARIES

Susannah Hammond, joined by Chief UK/European Correspondent (Financial
Regulatory Compliance) Rachel Wolcott, discusses what the FCA/PRA expect from
firms, setbacks related to analogue compliance functions, single point of
failure, and senior manager responsibilities.




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EXPERTS TALK EP. 2: THE UK'S REGULATORY RESPONSES DURING THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC

The Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority together
with the Financial Reporting Council and the Information Commissioner’s Office
have joined the panoply of regulators around the world in acting to try to
mitigate the impact of COVID-19 on financial services firms and their customers.




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EXPERTS TALK EP. 1: COVID-19 AND BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING

Our Experts Talk series begins with an in-depth look at the practical challenges
involved in using business continuity plans both in terms of what can be done
now and what should be done in the future.




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podcast


ECONOMIC RELIEF, FINCRIME RISK – EXPLORING THE PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM AND
OTHER EMERGENCY AID

In this CrimeCast, Amanda DuPont (Public Records Product Expert with Thomson
Reuters) is our guide to the tumultuous world of US pandemic emergency aid
programs. Her role gives her an insider’s view into how financial institutions
are managing programs like the PPP, Economic Injury Disaster Loans, Main Street
Lending and more.




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Article


YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED: EXPERTS TALK EPISODE ONE – BUSINESS CONTINUITY PLANNING

Over the course of 30 minutes a lot of ground was covered in the first episode
of the Experts Talk including taking audience questions. Unfortunately, not
every question was answered and so the following questions have been published
for your leisurely post-event reading.




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Article


WEBINAR REPLAY: WHAT DOES 'GOOD' OR 'BETTER' PRACTICE LOOK LIKE DURING THE
COVID-19 PANDEMIC?

As the novel coronavirus outbreak disrupts business and sows uncertainty, senior
managers, compliance, risk, and operations professionals are asking, "What does
'good' or 'better' practice look like during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis?"




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Article


CORONAVIRUS CARE COSTS IN U.S. MAY CROSS $500 BILLION BY 2021: HEALTH INSURER
STUDY

Covering healthcare related to COVID-19 could cost insurers in the United States
anywhere between $56 billion to $556 billion through the next year, a study
commissioned by a health insurance group showed on Wednesday.  




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COVID-19: DISASTER FRAUD SCHEMES

The warnings from law enforcement agencies are clear: financial fraudsters see
the COVID-19 pandemic as an opportunity. These bad actors are hoping to
capitalize on fears to manipulate unsuspecting victims into parting with their
money. Investment scams, miracle cures, and fraudulent crowdfunding platforms
have become widespread, and consumers should be on the lookout.




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Article


COVID-19 ELEVATES THE 'SOCIAL' IN ESG, FOCUSING ON EMPLOYEES, CUSTOMERS,
COMMUNITIES

Where 2019 might have seen climate change at the front and center for
environmental, social and governance (ESG) policies, the COVID-19 pandemic is
shifting the emphasis to “social” considerations.




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MITIGATING FRAUD AND PROTECTING CLIENTS IN THE AGE OF COVID-19

Join our Regulatory Intelligence Experts as they discuss the potential frauds
that businesses cannot lose sight of, even while their attention is pulled to
other areas, and how to best go about maintaining high standards in the eyes of
one’s clients and regulators.




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Article


FCA CLARIFIES SENIOR MANAGER OBLIGATIONS, INCLUDES FOR COMPLIANCE OFFICERS AND
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Senior managers performing required functions such as compliance oversight and
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