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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2018 · 17 MIN

Do Regulators Still Care About Compliance?

from Compliance Beat · host Eric Morehead

Since 2016 we have heard this question frequently. The popular media, particular in the United States, has championed the idea that “regulation” is disappearing. But, in the context of compliance expectations, is that really true? Eric takes a look at three different reasons why that might not really be the case. In these days when regulator expectations regarding compliance are still high, and popular notions about compliance may be sinking, it’s important for those who are responsible for compliance to have a handle on these issues and be ready to answer these questions. Eric also would like for you to join us March 28th at 11AM ET for a new FREE webinar “You Did What? U.S. Department of Justice Expectations for Ethics and Compliance Programs in 2018“. Approved for 1.2 CCB CEU’s for those of you with the CCEP.

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Since 2016 we have heard this question frequently. The popular media, particular in the United States, has championed the idea that “regulation” is disappearing. But, in the context of compliance expectations, is that really true? Eric takes a look at three different reasons why that might not really be the case. In these days when…

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