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2018 Top 5 Compliance Investments
By identifying and responding to shifts and trends in compliance early, compliance, business, risk, legal, technology, and internal audit partners can better position their organization to move beyond compliance
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Harnessing data and analytics to transform compliance
This paper sets forth five key areas that CCOs can utilize as they chart a course for more robust, and predictive, D&A capabilities. The viewpoints presented in this paper leverage the experience and insights of KPMG LLP’s (KPMG) compliance professionals and our top-rated D&A practice.
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Under one agile umbrella: An approach to managing financial crimes risk
This paper discusses some of the regulatory drivers that are encouraging an integrated approach, the benefits of structural integration, and a road map to embark on this journey.
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The Compliance Journey: Boosting the value of compliance in a changing regulatory climate
Title: The Compliance Journey: BoostiTo understand how organizations view the maturity of their compliance programs, KPMG surveyed CCOs from major organizations across seven industries. These Survey results can provide CCOs with vital information on areas of relative strength and areas for further enhancement.
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Monitoring and testing: Enhancing your compliance effectiveness and agility
This article focuses on how compliance leaders are executing their monitoring and testing responsibilities; how they are seeking to further enhance their monitoring and testing activities to realize greater value in their compliance efforts; the role of data and technology in compliance monitoring; and also current challenges. Included are insights from KPMG LLP (KPMG) professionals’ firsthand discussions with executives and their stakeholders, and key takeaways to help organizations bolster their compliance monitoring and testing efforts.
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The compliance investment: Realizing the value of compliance through greater effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability
Ideally, compliance should be integrated across the business to be best positioned to contribute to business decisions and adapt to the changing business and regulatory environment. With greater integration and agility as the goals, compliance leaders can take immediate steps to enhance compliance effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability.
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Global Profiles of the Fraudster
Learn more about potential fraudsters, identifying fraud ‘red flags’, and how to implement more effective measures to manage the prevention and detection of fraud.
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The Great Accounting Challenge: KPMG’s 2016 Accounting Change Survey
Title: 2016 Accounting Change SurveyKPMG recently surveyed over 140 companies across a wide range of industries to understand how accounting executives are responding to the challenge of implementing the new revenue recognition and leases accounting rules from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB).>
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Realizing the Value of Compliance Through Greater Effectiveness, Efficiency, and Sustainability
Organizations today are challenged to address a confluence of regulatory and business changes that are putting new demands on compliance. For some organizations, compliance costs and inherent risks have dictated significant changes in product offerings and business operations. Compliance should be integrated across the business to be best positioned to contribute to business decisions and adapt to the changing business and regulatory environment.