What If Compliance Training was More Like a Marketing Campaign?

2016-12-28T13:21:44-07:00September 16th, 2014|Code of Conduct Training, Compliance Blog, Culture of Compliance, FCPA / Anti-bribery, Todd's Blog|

Recent 'memory' research shows that students forget 70% of what we teach within 24 hours of a training event.  This is part of a concept called the 'Forgetting Curve' where over a period of given time you forget things that your brain determines as no longer useful. (Learning Solutions Magazine) That is a daunting thought if you are [...]

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Benchmarks of the FCPA

2016-12-28T13:21:46-07:00March 10th, 2013|Compliance Blog|

Resource Guide to the FCPA. The Department of Justice and the Securities Exchange Commission delivered a 134 page guide to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.  The Guide is an unprecedented undertaking by DOJ and SEC to provide the public with detailed information about the approach and priorities of the FCPA enforcement. Specific benchmarks were identified [...]

Is compliance training really necessary? Ask Morgan Stanley

2016-12-28T13:21:47-07:00July 9th, 2012|Compliance Blog|

  Yes! Compliance training is absolutely necessary. In the midst of violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA), both the U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission determined not to pursue charges against Morgan Stanley because of the company’s robust compliance program. Allegations of fraud were committed by one of Morgan Stanley’s managing [...]

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