FACTA & Data Sharing Among Affiliates

Congress amended the Fair Credit Reporting Act in 203 by enacting FACTA (The Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act), which required that federal financial regulatory agencies adopt a uniform rule governing how affiliated companies can use, for marketing purposes, personal information recieved from another affiliate.  In 2007, federal agencies began to publish those rules.  The following is information on the federal rules on data sharing among affiliated companies, which applies to all businesses.

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• The New FACTA Rules and What They Mean for Data Sharing Among Affiliated Business (2008 Annual)

• Before the Parade Passes By:Recent Developments under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (K&L Gates, August 2011)
• How to Ensure Your Marketing Initiatives Comply with New Federal Regulations (Mayk) (November 2008)
• How to Ensure Your Marketing Initiatives Comply with New Federal Regulations (Jaworski) (November 2008)
• How to Ensure Your Marketing Initiatives Comply with New Federal Regulations (Mayk-Powerpoint) (November 2008)
• The New FACTA Rules and What They Mean for Data Sharing Among Affiliated Businesses by Joseph Mayk, Esq., Blank Rome, LLP (2008)
• The New FACTA Rules and What They Mean for Data Sharing Among Affiliated Businesses byJoseph Mayk, Esq., Blank Rome (2008)
• The New FACTA Rules and What They Mean for Data Sharing Among Affiliated Businesses by Robert Jaworski, Esq., Reed Smith(2008)
• Sharing Information with Alliances; What the New FACTA Rule Means for You (December 2007)