Compliance

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The C-Suite’s Integral Role in Establishing a Culture of Compliance

A successful compliance program starts with the C-suite. Comscore’s Ray Williams highlights the importance of leadership involvement and investment: greater employee satisfaction, productivity and retention, not to mention better economic performance for the company. Companies that incorporate compliance as a key component of their culture tend to perform better. They have a better reputation – both internally with employees and...

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Has the Road to Settlement Gotten Bumpier?

The Banking Royal Commission (BRC) focused its attention on Australian banks when investigating misconduct in the financial services industry, but the fallout from the BRC’s recent report will likely be felt much farther afield. Experts from Clifford Chance discuss. with co-authors Lara Gotti, Kirsten Scott, Jenni Hill The Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry...

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Compliance Can Spark Joy, Right?

Lesley Maea suggests compliance today could take a cue from Marie Kondo in her Netflix hit, "Tidying Up." To remain safe and secure, use an intranet as a single source of truth. Yes, you read that right: an intranet. Put everything in one place. Then, you can see what you have and get rid of what you don’t need. That’s...

Can Compliance Officers Be Whistleblowers?

Can Compliance Officers Be Whistleblowers?

Whistleblower award programs had record-breaking years in 2018, with more than $243 million in award payouts. Attorneys Michael Filoromo and Zac Arbitman entreat compliance professionals to be among those stepping forward, as the law entitles them to rewards and protection from retaliation when they do. Whistleblower award programs established by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission...

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How Defensible Is Your Compliance Approach?

About this time each year – when the SEC’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations (OCIE) releases its annual Examination Priorities – we are reminded of how complex compliance can be for SEC-registered firms. As Duff & Phelps’ Chris Lombardy explains, this year is no exception. In its 2019 Examination Priorities, issued on December 20, 2018, OCIE has outlined six...

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Solving the Contract Analytics Imperative

Adlib Software has been transforming the way enterprise organizations overcome unstructured data challenges for over 15 years. Integrating with various business applications, Adlib enables digital preparation of documents for improved migration, compliance, privacy and security, digital transformation, capture and classification. The company's document enrichment solutions allow over 5,500 customers globally to elevate their content and derive the insight that is...

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Liar, Liar, Pants on Fyre

The failed Fyre Festival of 2017 serves as a cautionary tale to any who’d ignore warnings from trusted advisers and key stakeholders. Sandra Erez discusses how the Fyre Festival went so disastrously wrong – and the lesson compliance practitioners should take away. The recent Netflix documentary "Fyre: The Greatest Party that Never Happened" revealed the 2017 fiasco to be a...

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What the C-Suite Needs to Know about Cybersecurity and Compliance

Steve Durbin, Managing Director of the Information Security Forum (ISF), discusses some of the key risks to organizations today and provides guidance on how to steer clear of them while becoming more resilient. Until recently, leading executives at organizations around the world received information and reports encouraging them to consider information and cybersecurity risk. Yet not all of them understood...

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