Data Governance Depends on Distribution, Asset Manager Says

Hennion & Walsh executive, set to speak at December 2 event, emphasizes internal distribution of data as key to governance planning

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Kevin Mahn, president and chief investment officer, Hennion & Walsh Asset Management

Being able to distribute data throughout a firm is the most important prerequisite for drafting any data governance plan, states Kevin Mahn, president and chief investment officer at Parsippany, N.J.-based Hennion & Walsh Asset Management, who will take part in a panel on the business benefits of data governance planning at "Data Governance: Providing you with the tools for change," a breakfast briefing to be hosted by Inside Reference Data on December 2 in New York.

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