Compliance, Ethics & Sustainability An international journal with a European focus 2023 nr. 2

Leveraging Data Analytics to better protect against money laundering, corruption and fraud

Sharon Hall and Philip Macmillan1

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In a fast-moving, continually changing world where regulations are becoming ever more stringent, there is an increasing expectation that organisations will take proactive steps to identify, mitigate and protect themselves from the risks of financial crime, sanctions, and fraud.

1. Introduction

Compliance programs are a central part of an organisation's risk management strategy and underpin the overall development of an ethical and value driven culture. They seek to provide a framework to support the mitigation of identified business risks such as fraudulent activity, bribery and corruption, money laundering and conflicts of interest.

 

Building a robust compliance program and embedding a strong compliance culture within an organisation has never been more important. Emerging market trends, regulatory developments and the demand for greater transparency all impact the effectiveness of a compliance program. Organisations need to be able to...

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Verder in dit artikel:

1. Introduction

2. Money laundering and bribery and corruption

2.1. Anti Money Laundering Landscape

2.2. Bribery & Corruption Landscape

3. Incorporating Data Analytics across a compliance program

3.1. How Data Analytics can Support the Design of an Organisation's Compliance Program

3.2. Resourcing an Effective Compliance Program

3.3. Does the Corporation's Compliance Program Work in Practice?

4. The Impact of Data Analytics on an organisation's culture

5. Challenges

6. The Benefits of using Data Analytics in compliance are clear

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Sharon Hall and Philip Macmillan1
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