DiMauro: Seven compliance areas to watch in 2022
By 
Julie DiMauro2021-12-29T17:26:00
If 2021 was about transition under the Biden administration, 2022 is looking as if it will be a year of action. CW Director of Compliance Programs & Training Julie DiMauro shares her list of key areas she expects to receive enhanced scrutiny in the year ahead.
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