FINANCIAL DATA SURVEILLANCE: LESSONS FROM THE US

Does financial data warrant special attention when it comes to data sharing policies – particularly with government bodies? In this episode we’re taking a look at lessons and ongoing debates from North America - paying particular attention to the hearing of a subcommittee of the US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on 7th March as part of the inquiry into the 6th of January incident of 2021 at Capitol Hill.

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