How often must financial institutions provide annual privacy notices to customers under the current GLBA requirements?
Correct Answer
C) Annual notices are no longer required if certain conditions are met
Recent amendments to GLBA allow financial institutions to stop providing annual privacy notices if they meet certain conditions, including not sharing information with non-affiliated third parties beyond the exceptions and not changing their privacy practices.
Why This Is the Correct Answer
Recent amendments to GLBA allow financial institutions to stop providing annual privacy notices if they meet certain conditions, including not sharing information with non-affiliated third parties beyond the exceptions and not changing their privacy practices.
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