Corporate Compliance Insights
Founded in December 2008 and supported by Conselium, Corporate Compliance Insights serves as a platform for sharing knowledge. Its goal is to educate users and promote thoughtful engagement within the fields of corporate compliance, governance, and risk management.
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Articles
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1 week ago |
corporatecomplianceinsights.com | Jim DeLoach
The integration phase determines whether an acquisition creates lasting value or becomes a costly misstep. Protiviti’s Jim DeLoach shares essential questions boards and executives should ask after deal closure to ensure successful post-merger integration. Last month, I discussed shifts in the due diligence process that are generating the need for more focused questions.
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3 weeks ago |
corporatecomplianceinsights.com | Cathy Siegner
The ripple effects of tariff policies extend far beyond simple cost increases, creating complex compliance challenges that span legal, financial and operational domains. CCI contributing writer Cathy Siegner explores how companies of all sizes are responding to this unpredictability, while experts warn that with the DOJ signaling increased customs enforcement under the False Claims Act, the stakes for compliance teams continue to climb.
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1 month ago |
corporatecomplianceinsights.com
SpendHQ has released a supplier risk management tool that monitors financial, geopolitical and operational factors.
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1 month ago |
corporatecomplianceinsights.com | Jennifer L. Gaskin
Delaware’s position as America’s corporate capital faces a watershed moment as lawmakers consider legislation that would dramatically alter the corporate landscape. In a Q&A with CCI editorial director Jennifer L. Gaskin, Munger, Tolles & Olson attorneys Andy Garelick and Nate Sussman unpack the controversial S.B. 21, explaining how it could significantly impact shareholder rights and corporate accountability for thousands of companies nationwide.
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1 month ago |
corporatecomplianceinsights.com | Matteson Ellis |James Tillen |Maria E. Lapetina
As the Trump Administration takes aim at Latin American cartels with foreign terrorist organization designations, the legal landscape for businesses has dramatically shifted. Miller & Chevalier attorneys Matteson Ellis, James Tillen and Maria Lapetina map the new risk terrain, explaining how even legitimate companies can face severe penalties for unintentional interactions with these pervasive criminal organizations.
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