Staying a step ahead of third-party risk
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ProcessUnity2018-10-31T16:00:00
This e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in sponsorship with ProcessUnity, explores what companies need to know to thwart third-party risk and stay off the regulatory radar. You will learn: how to prepare a third-party risk questionnaire; how to make business justification a regular part of the compliance process; which countries have the highest levels of corruption; and why it’s important to conduct an audit and evaluation of all third-party relationships.
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