2019 CCO Playbook

Provided by ComplySci2019-09-10T18:44:00+01:00

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Understanding the regulatory environment, both past and current, can help shape your compliance strategies. ComplySci’s CCO Playbook will ensure you keep up with regulatory changes and provide you with a game plan to meet many of the top challenges CCOs face today.

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Regulatory changes and impact over the past year
Regulatory challenges, predictions, and strategies to help you meet increasing expectations and requirements

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