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Bartweiss on Nov 2, 2016 | parent | context | favorite | on: On Wall Street, a high-ranking few still avoid ema...

For personal use or many companies, you can get by with a common sense data retention policy and systematically delete aged-out emails.

That's not true for banks; they have specific reporting laws to comply with for anything that gets emailed.

greedo on Nov 2, 2016 [–]

For insurance companies, you're largely bound by whatever policies and procedures you define in your MAR specifications.

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