ABSTRACT

Privacy and data protection are now important issues for companies across the financial services industry. Financial records are amongst the most sensitive for many consumers and the regulator is keen to promote good data handling practices in an industry that is looking towards increased customer profiling, for both risk management and opportunity spotting. Mandy Webster's Data Protection in the Financial Services Industry explains how to manage privacy and data protection issues throughout the customer cycle; from making contact to seeking additional business from current customers. She also looks at the precise role of the Financial Services Authority and its response to compliance or non-compliance. Each of the Eight Principles of the Data Protection Act are reviewed and explained.

chapter 1|4 pages

Introduction

part |2 pages

Part 1 The Principles

chapter 2|14 pages

Definitions

chapter 3|24 pages

The First Principle

chapter 4|6 pages

The Second Principle

chapter 5|8 pages

The Third Principle

chapter 6|4 pages

The Fourth Principle

chapter 7|6 pages

The Fifth Principle

chapter 8|14 pages

The Sixth Principle

chapter 9|14 pages

The Seventh Principle

chapter 10|10 pages

The Eighth Principle

part |2 pages

Part II Key Implications Relating to the Stages of the Financial Services' Customer Life Cycle

chapter 11|2 pages

What Is Personal Data?

chapter 13|16 pages

Marketing and Privacy Issues

chapter 14|12 pages

The Sales Process and the Third Principle

chapter 15|6 pages

Using Sensitive Data

chapter 19|12 pages

Outsourcing to India

part |2 pages

Part III The Regulatory Framework

chapter 20|6 pages

The Information Commissioner

chapter 21|4 pages

Notification

chapter 22|4 pages

Criminal Offences

chapter 23|10 pages

The Financial Services Authority

chapter 24|4 pages

Conflict between Laws and Regulation