Using MIS (10th Edition)
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The SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) carried rules that specified records retention necessities for securities broker-dealers.
- It allows the records of broker-dealers to be stored in disk storage.
- It had taken the rule to allow the storage of those records on read/write mass media, provides the storage
mechanism which includes software that would exclude data m...
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