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More Data, More Exposure: The New Privacy Risks Facing Banks

Webinar
10.20.2026 | 11:45 a.m. - 1 p.m. CT

New state laws, evolving federal requirements and the rapid adoption of AI and other digital tools are creating compliance obligations for financial institutions that go well beyond traditional data protection frameworks. Join Stinson attorneys Jenifer McIntosh and Joe Guzzetta on Tuesday, October 20 for a webinar exploring how these issues are reshaping compliance for banks and financial services companies.

The program will address the financial privacy framework, including the GLBA and state analogues, the elimination of entity-level exemptions under comprehensive state privacy laws, and how wiretapping statutes such as CIPA are being applied to website technologies and chatbots. Jenifer and Joe will also discuss privacy notice challenges involving third-party controller service providers, biometric identification and disclosure requirements, and the data-mapping and compliance obligations driven by the growing use of AI.

CLE credit is pending in the following states: CA, CO, FL, KS, MN, MO & NE.

Please register online to attend this event.

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Theresa Gaul
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816.691.3209
theresa.gaul@stinson.com

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