Transact Capital Securities is committed to providing a consistently high level of service to its clients. Certain events beyond the control of the firm could impact our ability to meet this goal. These events, or significant business disruptions, may include temporary inability to access facilities due to storms or local or regional power outages; natural disasters such as fire, flood, or hurricane; or intentional malicious attacks on facilities, systems, or personnel.
In accordance with FINRA Rule 4370, Transact Capital has developed and maintains a Business Continuity Plan (BCP) to address the impact of potential significant business disruptions. The BCP has been reasonably designed to enable Transact Capital to provide for continued operations of critical functions to meet its obligations to customers.
Transact Capital has designated a senior executive in charge of its business continuity program who is responsible for conducting an annual review of the plan and maintaining the plan to reflect any material changes to the firm’s operations, structure, business, or locations. Additionally, the business continuity representatives are called upon to lead the resumption of operations should a significant business disruption occur.
Transact Capital BCP assesses the financial and operational risks of varying degrees of significant business disruptions, including building, citywide, and regional events. It identifies plans to protect and restore critical business processes, records, data, systems, and facilities. Depending on the nature of the disruption, our goal is to restore the most critical functions within a matter of hours, while less critical functions would be restored within several days. For security reasons, the specific details of our business resumption plan are not disclosed in this notice. However, Transact Capital would like its clients to know that our BCP provides for a range of business continuance mechanisms, such working with building management, redundant components, systems, and communication technologies, and the implementation of alternate work facilities.
The BCP addresses methods for communicating to customers, employees, and other constituents in the event of a disruption, as well as ongoing communication with and reporting to regulators.
Transact Capital BCP is subject to periodic review and modification. Should material changes to the plan occur, this notice will be updated accordingly. Customers may request more information regarding the Transact Capital BCP by contacting our Director of Operations, in writing, at Susan@transactcapital.com.