Interactive Compliance Labs for BDs & IAs - Dallas
Hands-on labs, small-group discussions, and real-world scenarios.
* Registration open until 5/21/26 at 11:59 PM (CDT)
Join us for a full day of in-person lab sessions designed to provide real life application through hands-on learning activities. Attendees will learn from knowledgeable facilitators, engage in small group discussions, and share their thoughts and experiences through the use of case studies, group questions and hypothetical scenarios applicable to each session’s topic. Attendees will leave with practical and useful tools to apply in their workspace. Enjoy a networking reception at the end of the day to wind down and connect with other compliance professionals. NSCP Interactive Compliance Labs are a great way to learn, engage and grow in your profession. This event is not available for virtual attendance and is closed to regulators and press.
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Registration Options
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Registration Options
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NSCP Member
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$425.00 |
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Non-member
Registration Ends 5/21/26 at 12:00 AM CDT
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$595.00 |
Agenda
| June 3 | |
| 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM | Registration, Networking & Breakfast |
| 9:30 AM - 10:45 AM | Reg S-P Amendments/Privacy Controls: Evolving Privacy Regulations (Basic) Complying with the requirements of Amended Regulation S-P requires covered financial institutions to develop protections for safeguarding customers’ personally identifiable information (PII) and creating an incident response program to respond to data breaches in conformance with applicable laws. |
| 10:45 AM - 11:00 AM | Break |
| 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | Managing Conflicts of Interest in the Firm’s Business Activities (Intermediate) Financial firms face conflicts of interest that extend beyond the typical ones addressed in a Code of Ethics/Code of Conduct. Many firms struggle to identify and manage these conflicts as they are often embedded in the core of a firm’s business activities. |
| 12:15 PM - 1:00 PM | Lunch |
| 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM | Recommending Alternative or Complex Products (Intermediate) Alternative or complex products remain a regulatory focus as they may contain complicated features that could affect investment returns and, potentially, present apparent or actual conflicts of interest. |
| 2:15 PM - 2:30 PM | Break |
| 2:30 PM - 3:45 PM | How to Conduct Compliance Testing (Basic) Effective compliance testing is critical for ensuring regulatory compliance, identifying risks, and strengthening internal controls. This interactive lab will provide a step-by-step approach to designing, executing, and documenting compliance tests that align with regulatory expectations and the industry’s best practices. |
| 3:45 PM - 5:00 PM |
Networking Reception
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Hank Sanchez
Henry “Hank” Sanchez, Jr. is a Bates Group Managing Director and a seasoned compliance and legal professional with over 35 years of securities industry experience working with a wide range of companies, from small financial firms to national clients. He has extensive expertise in risk management, investment advising, financial legal issues, risk assessment, compliance and due diligence. Before joining Bates, Mr. Sanchez served as Managing Director of a compliance consulting firm, similar to his role at Bates Group, he was engaged to act as contract Chief Compliance Officer, analyze compliance programs, assess product due diligence, develop a Conflicts of Interest program, testify as an expert witness, act as Independent Consultant on regulatory matters, and consult on a wide variety of issues.
Prior to that, he was with LPL Financial Corporation, where he held compliance leadership roles as Vice President of Surveillance/Governance, Sr. Vice President/Chief Compliance Officer. For more than 10 years, Mr. Sanchez was a regulator with both the SEC and FINRA. While with the SEC, he was assigned to the SEC’s Division of Market Regulation, working in the Office of Trading Practices, and the Office of Inspections, Options Branch. At FINRA, he served as regional counsel in FINRA Regulation’s Enforcement Department, and as Counsel to Internal Audit. He is also a FINRA Arbitrator. Mr. Sanchez received his B.A. in Criminal Justice from Richard Stockton State College, his J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law - Newark, and his LLM with a Securities Regulation concentration from Georgetown University Law Center. He has also received a Compliance and Regulatory Professional Certification from the NASD/Wharton Institute. Mr. Sanchez is a frequent speaker at securities industry conferences and is also an accomplished writer, whose work has appeared in securities industry-related publications throughout his career.

Jeff Kern

Jim Downing
James “Jim” Downing is the Chief Compliance Officer of Jones Lang LaSalle Securities. Jim held similar roles at Morningstar, Aon, BMO Asset Management, and JP Morgan. Jim has 22 years experience with Investment Adviser, Investment Company and FINRA compliance. Jim has his series 7, 24, 27, 53, and 66 from FINRA. Jim actively participates on several NSCP committees and was formerly the Chair of the Board. Jim is the current Chair of the FINRA Continuing Education Council. Jim is also the author of "The Fundamentals of Compliance" available at bookstores worldwide.

Shawn Bostic
Shawn Bostic is Assistant Vice-President of Regulatory Compliance for Kestra Financial. Shawn is primarily responsible for overseeing Regulatory Requests, Exams, Customer Complaints, Policies, and Annual Compliance Requirements. Shawn began her career in the early ’90s with Dain Rauscher in Dallas, Texas. Since then, she has spent the next 20 years as a compliance professional for mutual fund companies, consulting firms, and various broker-dealers before joining Kestra in September 2019. She holds a Doctorate in Management and a Master’s Degree in Public Administration. She was awarded a distinguished advanced studies scholarship for her presentation at Cambridge University on the challenges of self-regulation within the financial services industry. Shawn’s articles on compliance have been published both in the US and internationally. She continues her research pursuits within the study of leadership and behavioral compliance.
REGISTRATION RATES: $425 for NSCP Members / $595 for Non-members
DATE: June 3, 2026 (8:30 AM - 5:00 PM)
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
A Continuing Education (“CE”) Certificate of Attendance will be provided to attendees who participate in this event and verify their attendance through session scanning for each session attended.
Continuing education credit is not guaranteed. Applications for accreditation may be pending at the time of the event, and in certain jurisdictions credit may not be approved or applied until after the event concludes. Credit will be awarded only upon formal approval by the applicable accrediting body and in accordance with that body’s requirements.
NSCP seeks continuing education approval only in the state where the event is held. Attendees licensed in other jurisdictions are responsible for self-applying for credit with their respective licensing or accrediting authority. The Certificate of Attendance, along with the conference agenda and speaker materials, may be used to support this process.
If you are seeking credit for a designation or accrediting body other than CLE or CPE, attendees are solely responsible for submitting their own credit application to the appropriate licensing or accrediting authority. A Certificate of Attendance will be provided to support this process.
Attendees are responsible for confirming credit eligibility with their respective licensing or accrediting authority.
FINANCIAL HARDSHIP POLICY:
As required by various state continuing legal education boards, NSCP has adopted a financial hardship policy applicable to attorneys experiencing financial hardship. For purposes of this policy, financial hardship is defined as an attorney earning less than $75,000 per year. The attorney must provide proof of income and/or attestation of employment status to NSCP. Upon verification, NSCP will provide guidance regarding registration at a reduced rate consistent with the attorney’s status and NSCP policy.
CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY:
All cancellations, refund requests, and substitution requests must be submitted to NSCP via written notification to conferences@nscp.org.
Registrations are fully refundable (less a 3% processing fee) more than 30 days prior to the first day of the event. After this date, no refunds will be issued; however, the registrant has the option to substitute someone else to attend in their place until 1 week prior to the event start date. After this point, no name changes will be honored.
NEARBY HOTEL OPTIONS: NSCP has not secured a room block for this event. Attendees should make their own hotel accommodations.
