Raleigh, NC, Sept. 16, 2016 -- RegEd, the leading provider of compliance technology solutions to the financial services industry, including Xchange, the market-leading Enterprise Licensing and Registration solution, has announced its participation in the 2016 SILA National Education Conference in San Antonio, TX on Sept. 18-21, 2016.
The conference will provide an educational forum for attendees to address current industry challenges, discuss licensing and registration best practices, and build their overall compliance knowledge. John M. Schobel, RegEd CEO and Founder, stated, "RegEd has supported the SILA mission for over 15 years and is proud to be a SILA Platinum Sponsor. This year, we also have the distinct honor of being nominated for the SILA Organization of the Year Award. This nomination acknowledges leadership and dedication in continuous service to the licensing and securities industries. We’re thrilled to be recognized as a finalist.”
A number of RegEd compliance thought leaders and subject matter experts will participate in sessions during the conference. Margie Webber, Governance Chair on the SILA Board of Directors and a Senior Member of RegEd's Regulatory Affairs Group, will lead the Securities Open Forum discussion, and will moderate the panel, Assess, Secure & Respond: Data security and all that applies. Ann Robinson, Senior Vice President of Business Development at RegEd, will serve as a panelist for the session. Brandi Brown, Senior Vice President of RegEd’s Regulatory Affairs Group, will be a panelist for Securities: All About Annuities. Susan Boles, RegEd Senior Regulatory Compliance Analyst, will co-anchor the SILA Morning News and moderate a session focused on adjuster licensing. Boles will also be a lead panelist for Continuing Education – Bridging the Gap between Producer and Adjuster Requirements.
RegEd representatives will be onsite during the conference to highlight the firm’s innovative enterprise solutions for contracting/onboarding, appointment processing and credentialing management. Solutions for managing compliance with the DOL Fiduciary Rule will also be showcased. RegEd booths 4 and 5 will be located in the Lone Star Ballroom of the Grand Hyatt San Antonio.
About RegEd
RegEd is a leading provider of compliance technology solutions with relationships with more than 400 enterprise clients, including 80% of the top 25 broker-dealers and top 25 insurance companies. Established in 1994 by former regulators, the company is a recognized industry authority and has created the standard of excellence for rule-based and content-driven compliance automation for insurance companies, investment advisors and broker-dealers. RegEd solutions drive new levels of operational efficiency and enable firms to cost-effectively comply with regulations and mitigate risk. For more information, visit www.reged.com.
Eric Clements 412-335-2281


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