Compliance

Almost all businesses have seen supply chain disruptions over the past year, and new research finds that as a result, many are pulling back on ESG-related initiatives like labor standards and supply chain sustainability. The research from cloud management provider Ivalua and Sapio Research shows that 90% of businesses have seen their supply chains disrupted by inflationary pressure and about...

Conventional wisdom in the West suggests that labor and ethical standards are problems — just not here. But as LRQA’s JP Stevenson explores data that says this simply is not the case. While many global companies are coming to grips with environmental monitoring and reporting, LRQA’s latest bi-annual supply chain ESG risk ratings report suggests that economic and geopolitical turbulence...

With signs that money laundering is on the rise globally, many companies will point to their AML programs and assume they are covered. CreditSafe’s Matthew Debbage explains why that may not be the case for everyone. Research shows that about $300 billion is laundered in the U.S. each year, with AML compliance costing U.S. companies up to $25.3 billion per...

A new report card is out on how company websites provide digital accessibility for people with disabilities — and the results aren’t great. The analysis by AudioEye, which was informed by scans of more than 2 million web pages across 40,000 enterprise and upper-mid market domains, revealed that the average page has 37 elements that fail one of the measures...

The modern supply chain is a bit of a trapeze act: complex, requiring precision and potentially devastating if things go wrong. Pete Rau of EcoVadis invites companies to return to basics — it all starts with procurement. Supply chain and supply chain risk have become household names within the past few years, especially relating to social and environmental crises. For...

(Sponsored) Today's ever-changing regulatory landscape presents a real challenge for supply chain professionals looking to ensure compliance while keeping costs in check. Compliance programs are composed of many people, tools and processes, and it is crucial that organizations allocate these resources carefully to maintain smooth operations. Assent’s Cally Edgren explores key considerations for keeping programs on the right financial path....

Use data from peers to maximize the ROI of your compliance program Gain Actionable Insights 2023 Hotline & Investigation Management Benchmark Report About this report from Ethico: Get actionable insights based on the state of compliance programs across multiple industries in Ethico's latest Ethics and Compliance Hotline & Investigation Benchmark Report. With concrete data points, in-depth analysis and relevant articles...

The portfolio of chief compliance and ethics officers is ever-expanding, growing from traditional duties like managing policies to overseeing modern issues like ESG. Gartner’s Chris Audet gives incoming compliance leaders a crash course in starting off on the right foot.

As more cities and states adopt laws mandating a degree of salary transparency, companies may face a regulatory patchwork to contend with. But ADP’s Helen Almeida believes being open about compensation is good — for businesses and the workforce. Pay transparency has been a hot topic among employers and employees over the past few years. Colorado, New York City, Washington...

The SEC’s long-awaited cybersecurity rules for publicly traded companies have had, as expected, a huge impact in the United States. But the effect won’t stop at U.S. borders, and as FTI Consulting’s Jordan Rae Kelly and Adriana Villasenor explain, foreign companies listed on American stock exchanges should take note. As a result of new cybersecurity rules adopted by the SEC,...

What’s more useful to your organization: understanding your compliance posture today or where you stood six months ago? Drata’s Alev Viggio talks about the business enabler that is continuous compliance. Imagine a home security system, complete with smart locks. Now imagine you leave your house to go to work but can’t remember whether you locked the front door. You query...

While it may be overshadowed by this year’s benchmark survey for existing foreign direct investments, U.S. businesses and foreign investors should not forget the BE-13’s reporting requirements for new and expanded foreign direct investment in the United States, says Mayer Brown’s Matthew Bisanz. Unlike the annual and quarterly surveys, the BE-13 must be filed regardless of whether a U.S. business...