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Encyclopedia > Amicus, Inc

Founded in 1996 by Rick Lane, Amicus, Inc. is an application service provider of compliance technology solutions to securities broker-dealers and investment advisors and is located in Austin, Texas.


Amicus specializes in providing software that aids the financial sector in achieving full compliance with federal regulations such as the PATRIOT act.


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  • Amicus, Inc. (http://www.amicus.com/index.shtml)

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Amicus, Inc - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (92 words)
Amicus, Inc. is an application service provider of compliance technology solutions to securities broker-dealers and investment advisors.
Amicus, Inc. was founded in 1996 by Rick Lane, and is located in Austin, Texas, USA.
Amicus specializes in providing software that aids the financial sector in achieving full Compliance with federal regulations such as the USA PATRIOT Act act.
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