All Risk Management articles – Page 131
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Compliance Risk Concepts names anti-corruption and ethics practice leader
Expanding its scope of compliance specialties to anti-corruption and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act resolution, Compliance Risk Concepts, a compliance risk management support services firm, has hired Daniel Dorsky as principal of its anti-corruption and ethics practice.
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Former chief compliance officer joins Compliance Risk Concepts
Compliance Risk Concepts, a compliance risk-management services provider, has hired David Amster as principal and head of its fund and dealer advisory practice. In this role, Amster will develop new client relationships and also advise on operational matters.
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How the World Bank credits compliance efforts
Getting debarred by the World Bank for corruption is bad, but firms taking serious steps to build better compliance afterward show a path to redemption. Jaclyn Jaeger reports.
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Optiv launches technology-enabled third-party risk management solution
Optiv Security, a provider of end-to-end cyber-security solutions, announced the release of its new technology-enabled third-party risk managed service. Leveraging Optiv’s proven Software-as-a-Service based third-party risk management platform, Evantix, this service enables companies to better manage the complete third-party risk management lifecycle, resulting in improved compliance and risk management.
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How to Implement Practical Security Assessments
Embracing good concepts behind risk evaluation and control assessment is vital for security-minded organizations. With this foundation in place, you’re better positioned for a security audit.
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State of Compliance 2016: Aligning compliance with business strategy
A new study by PwC notes that compliance programs work best when they are deeply integrated with an organization’s overall business strategy, reports Jaclyn Jaeger.
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Free trade agreements create compliance headaches
Free trade agreements potentially offer significant cost savings to companies, but managed ineffectively they also pose huge compliance risk. Jaclyn Jaeger reports.
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ArticleMike Lamberth: Shepherding the future of compliance
Mike Lamberth, managing vice president of compliance for Capital One Financial, was on the job as compliance programs first started to become ubiquitous. His vision for the profession: a continuing evolution that combines talents, keeps pace with regulatory change, realizes the positive disruption technology will bring, and does all this ...
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Iceland and Ireland both jailed their bankers. Why aren’t others learning by example?
Ireland just sentenced three senior bankers to prison for their role in the 2008-2009 financial crisis. Given how common misbehavior was among senior bankers all over the world in the days before the crisis, why haven’t more been sentenced to jail? Bill Coffin offers an explanation.
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NICE Actimize launches authentication-IQ solution
NICE Actimize, a NICE business and a provider of financial crime, risk, and compliance software platform for the financial services industry, announced the launch of Authentication-IQ, a solution that manages multiple authentication methods across financial institution channels with a unified strategy, enhancing both security and customer experience while improving cost ...
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Second Circuit ruling gives legal backing to Yates Memo
At last, compliance officers have a legal decision to cheer about: A recent court case affirmed the ability of companies to fire executives who refuse to cooperate with internal investigations. This gives compliance departments a serious boost in authority, reports Jaclyn Jaeger.
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Symantec launches Control Compliance Suite
Symantec has announced the next version of Symantec Control Compliance Suite, an enterprise-class IT governance, risk and compliance solution. Symantec Control Compliance Suite delivers new features to give IT and security operations teams the ability to implement agile business processes while remaining in compliance with regulations.
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ArticleChinese companies place dead last in corporate transparency report
A recent report by corruption watchdog Transparency International on the corporate disclosure practices of emerging-market multinationals revealed significant deficiencies in the areas of anti-corruption practices, company structures, and country-by-country reporting. Indian companies scored highest overall, while many Chinese companies failed miserably. Jaclyn Jaeger reports.
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Building Better Vendor Risk Assessments
Download this 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.
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Black and blue: Can compliance help stop the police brutality?
As the arguing points of #BlackLivesMatter and #BlueLivesMatter square off, bodies continue to pile up across the country. But maybe—just maybe, says Editor Bill Coffin—there is a compliance angle to consider that could save lives and help defuse tensions.
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Does compliance need a seat at VW’s table?
VW’s response to its defrauded customers in Europe is worse, than laughable. It's indefensible. Where is the company's compliance function? Tom Fox explores.
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For ENI, business risk, geography, and political risk all come together
How does a company assess its risks and, more importantly, how does it manage them? That’s the question FCPA blogger Tom Fox hoped to answer recently when he explored the case of Italian energy company ENI’s focus on doing business in Africa—known for being politically risky—which put some investors ill ...
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ArticleFouad Khalifeh: The risk manager
Fouad Khalifeh, the group chief compliance officer for Fransabank, has utilized his expertise in risk management to allow his bank to thrive, despite the many geopolitical risk challenges that surround him.