- Chief Compliance Officer and VP of Legal Affairs, Arrow Electronics
Washington wants Corporate America to step up its attention to terrorism risk. That was the message at a recent congressional hearing, the latest instance of voices saying business and government should cooperate to uncover terrorists’ sophisticated financing schemes. “Most of the early warning signs reside with the private sector, and ...
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