In the past 10 years, amazing advances in technology and automation have presented great opportunities for organizations to innovate and realize efficiencies. Yet, as technological capabilities expand, so too do regulatory expectations, including what compliance programs should be.

Today’s Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) are expected to have certain data and analytics (D&A) available at their fingertips from across the enterprise, to recognize and question potential red flags that are visible in the data and also to utilize D&A to refine and focus their compliance efforts in a more risk-based manner. Recent Department of Justice (DOJ) guidance issued for fraud and compliance programs and the recent regulatory enforcement actions make clear that foundationally, regulators expect more. Proactive planning is needed today.

The question is, can your organization meet these heightened demands for compliance D&A? And how can you help your organization to prepare to meet regulatory expectations today and into the future?

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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