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LPL Crying Foul on Data-Breach Notices Signals 'Bad Faith': Ameriprise
News April 21, 2025 at 02:29 PM
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- LPL is complaining about a data breach notice process to which it "literally agreed," Amerprise states.
- LPL had agreed to provide the "bulk upload tools" used by advisors to move client data, but did not provide them, Ameriprise says.
- Ameriprise says it sent notices to individuals whose information was taken via bulk upload tools.
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