Compliance

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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Compliance and Innovation Harmonize in a Holistic Approach

By integrating a compliance framework into the customer communications design and development workflow from the start, regulated organizations can simultaneously achieve what can seem to be the competing goals of ensuring compliance and maintaining flexibility in document design. A holistic approach is needed to ensure compliance in regulated industries.

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How to Make Sure Your Online Compliance Training Works

Some simple tweaking can be all it takes to make online compliance training courses more successful. Add a few elements here and there to your training program to reduce noncompliance in your organization. Since most compliance violations can be attributed to ignorance rather than ill will, a more effective instructional program should be top priority.

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Questions Leadership Should Ask the Compliance Officer

In order to build and maintain a strong ethics and compliance function, top leadership needs to check in periodically with the head of compliance – and ask the hard questions. While the answers to some of their questions may be tough pills to swallow, awareness of an issue is necessary if improvement is ever to happen. Start the conversation with...

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Who Can Fire a CCO?

There are plenty of examples of executives and other senior leaders being complicit in wrongdoing – and even actively involved in a cover-up. When this happens, the CCO’s job is at risk. He or she is possibly most likely to find and expose the corruption. And this isn’t the only threat to CCOs. It’s prudent for compliance officers to protect...

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The Siren Song of Social Media

At the heart of the compliance focus with social media channels is the balance between personal and business orientation for each of the various channels – namely LinkedIn, Twitter, and Facebook. The potential co-mingling of personal and business content as a result of using the same social media channel and persona for both raises some interesting issues, however…

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