The Risk Retention Reporter (Renewal)

Description

Delivery options:

• Electronic: PDF delivered via email (Electronic License Information provided below)
• Print (Copyright Information provided below)

• Comprehensive coverage of industry news
• The latest legislative, judicial and regulatory developments
• Monitoring of more than 1000 RRGs and PGs
• Articles by industry experts
• In-depth articles on RRGs and PGs
• Market surveys revealing industry trends by sector
• In-depth articles on risk management for RRGs

• Follow what your competitors are doing
• Stay abreast of legislative and regulatory developments
• Understand and exploit the competitive edge of RRGs and PGs
• Track the industry sectors in which RRGs and PGs are growing
• Look out for new market opportunities
• Learn about best practices for RRG Boards

Risk Retention Reporter (RRR) Electronic License

This is a brief summary of our standard subscription license. Please refer to the license itself for all terms and conditions. In the event of a conflict, the license controls.

An Electronic License to the Risk Retention Reporter provides:

• Monthly email delivery of a personalized .PDF file of the RRR edition to the licensed user’s desktop.
• The ability to download and save a single electronic copy of each RRR edition, for the sole use of the licensed user.
• The ability to print a single copy of the RRR edition for the licensed user’s personal use.

An Electronic License to the Risk Retention Reporter prohibits:

Re-distribution electronically, whether by

• Forwarding via email
• Posting to an intranet or the Internet
• Or by other means, either in whole or in part.

Re-distribution on paper, whether by

• Photocopying
• Facsimile transmission
• Or otherwise, either in whole or in part.

Violation of the terms of your license can lead to penalties under United States copyright law of up to $150,000 per edition infringed. To obtain amendments to your license, please contact the publisher in advance at 626.796.4972 or email [email protected]

Copyright Law Basics

Newsletter publishers are protected by the federal Copyright Act (17 U.S.C., Sec. 101 et seq.). As a member of the Specialized Information Publishers Association (SIPA), the Risk Retention Reporter is providing the following information developed by SIPA on what can and what cannot be reproduced from the Risk Retention Reporter under Copyright law. Please refer to your license agreement for all terms and conditions governing your use of the Risk Retention Reporter. In the event of a conflict, the license controls.

Subscription newsletters provide businesses and consumers with specialized, accurate and up-to-the-minute information and analysis of developments and trends in a particular niche. Unlike widely circulated newspapers and magazines, most newsletters eschew advertising in order to better maintain their editorial integrity, depending solely upon subscription sales for income. Each time a newsletter is photocopied or forwarded by e-mail, it cuts into the publisher’s profits. It is almost always against the law. Some publishers have resorted to law suits to protect their newsletter properties and have won six-figure settlements.