CPE Webcast: What 2024 holds for compliance: Trends and forecasts
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Review key changes in regulatory, legal, and compliance obligations in 2023 and how these are impacting organizations, in addition to learning practical steps compliance departments can take now to get ahead of the 2024 risk landscape.
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