
31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program – Day 23 – The Investigation Protocol
Your company should have a detailed written procedure for handling any complaint or allegation of bribery or corruption, regardless of the means through which it

Your company should have a detailed written procedure for handling any complaint or allegation of bribery or corruption, regardless of the means through which it

Due diligence is generally recognized in three levels: Level I, Level II, and Level III. Each level is appropriate for a different level of corruption

The building blocks of any compliance program lay the foundations for a best practices compliance program. For instance, in the life cycle management of third

The DOJ expects an integrated approach that is operationalized throughout the company. This means you must have a process for the full life cycle of

One way to evaluate risks as determined by the company’s risk assessment is through a risk matrix. Once risks are identified, they are then rated

One cannot really say enough about risk assessments in the context of anti-corruption programs. This is because every corporate compliance program should be based on

One of the biggest benefits of podcasting is that it allows a compliance function to connect with their audience on a more personal level. Unlike

One of the key goals of any compliance program is to train employees in awareness and understanding of the FCPA, your specific company compliance program,

What happens when controls are continually overridden? Does that necessarily mean that companies are engaging in activities that violate the FCPA or some other law,

What are internal controls? The best definition I have come across is from Jonathan Marks, partner at BDO, who defined internal controls as: An internal