Compliance

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Artificial Intelligence – The New Superpower for Compliance

Compliance is an afterthought for many organizational procedures and processes. In most cases, audit teams periodically review transactions after the fact to check for compliance. But artificial intelligence technologies enable active compliance that is both highly effective and embedded within the core business processes so as to eliminate the sacrifices to speed and efficiency normally associated with business process oversight.

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Understanding Due Diligence Data and Insight

With big data in the news almost every day and the requirement for due diligence on third parties to meet compliance obligations, there has been an explosion of providers entering the market. For companies looking for due diligence providers, it is important to be aware that not all parties are created equal.

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False Claims Violations in a Post-Escobar World

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling in the Escobar case is a fairly sweeping victory for whistleblowers and the government. While the High Court did not agree with every aspect of the First Circuit's reasoning, the ruling represents a validation of an implied false certification theory that expands liability under the FCA, and could precipitate a surge in FCA lawsuits.

Blockchain will improve data privacy – but what steps must organizations take prior to adoption?

How Blockchain Can Revolutionize Regulatory Compliance

Blockchain has the potential to transform many business processes, making the data more available, transparent, immediate and secure. Its application in the financial services industry promises to improve efficiency and confidence in some of the most complex, cumbersome and costly processes, including regulatory compliance and reporting, KYC and financial crime prevention.

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Modern-Day Slavery: Monitor Supply Chain Practices to Combat Human Rights Violations

Human rights violations in business, particularly in the form of human trafficking, modern-day slavery and forced labor, continue to be a major worldwide issue. A company that uses suppliers engaged in such actions could sustain significant fines and reputational damage. Incorporate anti-trafficking measures throughout your company’s operations to ensure workers’ dignity isn’t sacrificed for the sake of higher profits.

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