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MetricStream: The Known Unknowns 2020

How will the scale and scope of risk priorities change in the near future? What are the fault lines that organizations need to watch for? How will digital advancements impact GRC? And what are the ethical issues that could hamper trust? This report from MetricStream offers predictions about the changes and issues that will impact GRC in 2020 and beyond....

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H5 2019 Corporate Investigations Survey

Corporate investigations, which can be triggered by any number of events, have become a fact of life for most companies. A new report from H5 examines current trends relating to corporate investigations, the nature of investigations companies face, the concerns that drive them, the tools and methods utilized in their pursuit, the challenges associated with conducting investigations and the outlook...

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Overcoming the Pitfalls of Disparate AML Compliance Systems

A compliance officer’s job can be complicated enough, but some financial institutions impose hardship by having too many disparate solutions working on the same problem. CaseWare RCM’s Eric Hansen explains why working in these compliance silos can make it more difficult for compliance pros to do their job. A day in the life of a compliance officer is becoming more...

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How M&A Benefits from Independent Assessment

Pop quiz! What’s the best time to engage an independent monitor for an M&A process? Answer: “as early as is practicable.” Jay Rosen explores how an independent integrity monitor can benefit the entire M&A process. By engaging an independent monitor as early as is practicable, there can be preliminary discussions with senior management about the process, sometimes at the CEO...

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Simplifying Compliance with an Inside-Out Security Mode

Shifting from an “outside-in” to an “inside-out” security strategy enables an organization to adapt readily to an ever-changing regulatory landscape – despite resource constraints. Optiv’s John Clark discusses. The adoption of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in April 2016 initiated a worldwide debate over consumer data privacy rights and regulations. More than three years later and 18 months since...

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Smarsh Electronic Communications Compliance Report

Survey underscores the need for financial firms to embrace social, mobile and collaboration technologies in order to compete and grow Smarsh released its ninth annual Electronic Communications Compliance Survey Report today. The survey of more than 300 compliance professionals in the financial services industry finds that organizations must rethink their approaches to the adoption, retention and oversight of electronic communications...

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5 Steps to Improve Board Monitoring of Compliance

Compliance professionals’ jobs are made immeasurably more difficult without the support of the board. Michael Volkov offers five concrete actions the compliance department can take to enhance the board-compliance relationship. In today’s aggressive enforcement environment, corporate board members have a target on their respective backs. Even with robust liability insurance, corporate boards are operating in a state of “ignorance is bliss.”...

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Oversight of Merged Companies

Jay Rosen considers what a monitor would review to determine if a company adequately considered ethics and compliance during the M&A process. There are two distinct phases in the M&A process: pre- and post-acquisition. In each phase, an independent monitor would look at different aspects of it. The first is the planning, negotiation and due diligence. This review goes up...

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Managing the Impact of AML Compliance: Technology vs. Human Capital

As compliance regulations grow in complexity, organizations will need to both protect their reputation and avoid costly enforcement actions. LexisNexis Risk Solutions’ Leslie Bailey discusses how best to manage the challenge. Anti-money laundering (AML) compliance costs have continued to increase at a dramatic pace. Our recent study projected that the cost of compliance for U.S. and Canadian financial services firms...

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Moving Communications to the Cloud? Consider Compliance Before Migrating

While moving email to the cloud can be relatively straightforward, moving messaging and collaboration channels to Office 365 raises a significant number of questions pertaining to how those communications are captured and preserved for regulatory compliance and e-discovery purposes. Office 365 offers native archiving features which require thorough analysis to determine if they are sufficient to meet each organization’s e-discovery...

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Confessions of a Young Mom and Compliance Professional

Welcome to a new feature at CCI:  We're calling it "New Voices," and it's a way to showcase the fresh perspectives offered by those who are new to careers in compliance.  Margarita Derelanko shares the wisdom she’s found on succeeding in compliance, albeit from an unlikely source: her experience with motherhood. Here, Margarita offers guidance relevant to parents and compliance...

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