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e-Book: Ensuring confidence in your ethics training program
Most compliance and ethics officers are fairly confident about the content of their ethics training programs. It's delivering it in a way that keeps employees engaged that can be the hard part. In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with NYSE and Second City, we try to cut ...
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e-Book: Playing the game of third-party risk
Third-party risk has always been a pain point for compliance officers, but external factors like globalization and escalating cyber-risks are continuously changing the way compliance officers have to think about how to manage third-party risk. In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with RSA, we try to cut ...
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The OCEG GRC Illustrated Series: GRC for Conflict of Interest Management
FACT: Employee conflicts of interest (COIs) are observed often, but reported rarely. COIs are the third most commonly observed type of misconduct, according to the 2013 National Business Ethics Survey (NBES), but only 49 percent of workers who observe COI misconduct are reporting what they see.FACT: Companies aren’t effectively managing ...
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e-Book: Modern Technology: Changing the Face of Audit
Advanced IT to improve monitoring and testing exists, but integrating those solutions into corporate data warehouses and business operations is harder than first thought. In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with Workiva, we look at how companies can effectively revisit ERP systems or try new software.Also, now ...
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Vendor Risk Management Guide
Managing vendor risk is an ongoing process. As your organization embarks on or continues with this process, you want to get the most benefit from the program and ensure that the information you learn is used organization-wide to make better decisions.Organizations implement vendor risk management programs as a formal way ...
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Follow the Money: New technologies aid in the fight against money laundering and improve bank compliance
Money launderers are always looking for new ways to integrate the proceeds of their crimes into the legitimate financial stream.Criminals are also increasingly laundering money through smaller regional banks, believing that these institutions do not have the millions to invest in the processes and technology needed to effectively resolve entities.To ...
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5 Key Things Your “Policies Policy” Must Have
Your policies and procedures tell your employees, partners, customers, and vendors how you operate–from the offers you price, to the credit you extend, from the trades you conduct to the parties you hire.With so much at stake, and all of it within a fluid context of changing regulations and expectations, ...
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e-Book: Combatting Corruption
Faced with a global crackdown on corruption, more companies are adopting zero-tolerance policies for bribery, but eliminating bribes and facilitation payments throughout the organization can be a difficult undertaking. In this e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with ACL, you will learn how to mitigate these risks, including how ...
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Information Governance Considerations and Big Data in The Financial Services Sector
Learn how you can manage Big Data in the financial services sector and protect yourself from an uncertain future.When it comes to information governance in the financial services sector, remember that:Scrutiny by regulators is increasing.Auditors need comprehensive context to examine and reconstruct a financial event properly.Any non-compliance that auditors do ...
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GRC Capabilities Illustrated Series: Review Design and Operation of GRC Capabilities for Principled Performance
We’ve all heard the old adage “what gets measured, gets done,” and this applies equally to GRC management actions and controls, which must be reviewed for operational effectiveness. Beyond that, we must consider that changes to the external and internal context may render our current actions and controls ineffective, so ...
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e-Book: Keeping Your Corporate Data Safe Under Lock and Key
Around the world, governments and regulators are responding to the massive trove of personal data companies are amassing and a rash of data security breaches with new strict guidelines, regulations, and laws. In response, privacy and compliance programs are increasingly at an intersection. In recent times, however, many companies have ...
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e-Book: Shining a Spotlight on Supply Chain Risk Management
The bigger your global supply chain grows, the less visibility and assurance your corporation has into the integrity and security of its products and operations. Compliance officers often may lose control over procedures and protocols, which can lead to serious regulatory consequences.To help compliance officers and legal teams navigate those ...
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Free Guide: Building Better Vendor Risk Assessments
Improve the Quality & Efficiency of Your Vendor Risk ProgramDownload our informative white paper, Building Better Assessments, and you will learn how organizations like yours can improve third-party risk assessments while balancing regulatory pressures, business requirements, and budget constraints.Key topics include:Quality - How did you perform against your objectives during ...
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KPMG-sponsored Forbes Insights: Audit 2020
Emerging technologies and an explosion of available data has led the audit profession to a turning point. Today’s auditors need to keep pace with this technology growth and leverage it to deliver a more insightful audit. KPMG-sponsored "Forbes Insights: Audit 2020 A Focus on Change" recaps auditors’ outlook on the ...
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e-Book: Understanding Anti-Corruption Compliance
Enforcement of the U.S. Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and U.K. Bribery Act has skyrocketed in recent years, and it's no surprise that bribery and corruption risks continue to keep compliance officers up at night.This e-Book, produced by Compliance Week in cooperation with KPMG, explores what countries are doing on the ...
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Free Guide: Conducting Pre-Contract Vendor Due Diligence
Today’s global, digital economy opens up a world of opportunities—and a whole new world of risk exposure. When important parts of your business can be fulfilled anywhere, risks may be everywhere.If one of your vendors takes a hit, you could take the fall. Which begs the question: Do you have ...
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Selecting Foundational Controls Makes SOX Compliance Easier
Key components of regulatory compliance include being able to demonstrate the use of appropriate IT-related internal controls that mitigate fraud risk, and the implementation of necessary safeguards for legally protected information that’s electronically stored and transmitted. Read this Dell white paper for a look at SOX security compliance from an ...
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Selecting Foundational Controls Makes PCI DSS Compliance Easier
Key components of regulatory compliance include being able to demonstrate the use of appropriate IT-related internal controls that mitigate fraud risk, and the implementation of necessary safeguards for legally protected information that’s electronically stored and transmitted. Read this Dell white paper for a look at PCI DSS security compliance from ...
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GRC Capabilities Illustrated Series: Perform GRC Actions and Controls for Principled Performance
Principled performance is all about being able to reliably achieve objectives while addressing uncertainty and acting with integrity. You need to address threats, opportunities, and requirements by encouraging desired conduct and conditions and preventing what is undesired. Performing the right management actions and controls over business operations, risk, and compliance ...
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e-Book: Making the Leap From Compliance to ERM
For compliance and audit executives, deciding on the right enterprise risk management (ERM) structure can be a challenge—especially as the risk landscape continues to evolve with a fierce focus on anti-corruption, anti-money laundering, and cyber-security. The trick is moving from the compliance routines of today to a more coherent ERM ...