Taming third-party risk with digital

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Tech giant fined $24m for widespread FCPA violations

Damaging headlines like this have grown steadily in recent years. Triggered by third parties – such as suppliers, joint-venture partners, and contractors – and exacerbated by longer, more complex supply chains, compliance failures are becoming commonplace. Especially as regulators extend their reach. Building a sustainable framework for third-party risk using emerging technologies and advanced analytics is the way to go.

Read more about how digitally-enabled third-party risk management can keep potentially devastating consequences at bay.

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