The distributed and dynamic nature of business makes ethics and compliance a challenge. How does an organization validate it is current with legal, regulatory, and other obligations within an ever-changing business environment? Global compliance in the context of a complex and dynamic business environment is particularly challenging as organizations face broadening anti-corruption laws and regulations. Ultimately, the best offense is a good defense. Organizations must be prepared to show they have a strong compliance program in place to mitigate or avoid exposure to penalties.
While anti-corruption laws vary around the world, the common compliance requirements of these laws are the backbone of any good compliance program. Read more in this paper, which was authored by leading GRC Analyst, Michael Rasmussen (J.D., OCEG Fellow, CCEP) who is a Business Ethics & Compliance Lecturer, Author, & Advisor
