e-Book: Avoiding pitfalls of working in high-risk regions
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Refinitiv2022-06-30T07:07:00
U.S. sanctions against Russia, the volatility of cryptocurrency, and supply chain and third-party risk management hurdles arising from the pandemic and current economic landscape all create new potential pitfalls. Compliance officers must exhibit the flexibility to track these developments and pivot accordingly.
In this e-Book, you will learn:
- How chief compliance officers and other GRC practitioners at leading companies are confronting the modern risk landscape
- The latest view from U.S. regulators on sanctions enforcement
- Tips for combating strain in your supply chain
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