10th Annual Business Ethics and Anti-Corruption Compliance in CEE, SEE and CIS Conference

Alex Volcic from Kroll, a division of Duff & Phelps, will speak at the 10th Annual Anti–Corruption CEE, and CIS conference this month. Alex will discuss how business intelligence can be used as an effective tool to combat fraud.

Other topics include:

• An effective tool for internal investigations
• Getting what you need from business intelligence
• Intelligence vs evidence
• Use of software to mine and analyze open source information

Schedule: 08:15 a.m. – 17:20 p.m. (CET)

Learn more about the event.

Acquiring new companies, expanding into new markets, high employee turnover or engaging third parties, sales agents and distributors can expose a business to significant regulatory risk. Recent research across Europe has shown that companies will be increasingly exposed to Fraud and Corruption in 2016. One of the key drivers for this will be the current economic conditions.
With recent news of bribery investigations in Germany, Italy, Poland, Austria and other countries in CEE, Corporate Fraud and Corruption is taking center stage in Europe. While many multinational companies have Ethics and Anti-Corruption compliance programs, they may always not be effective especially when operating in less transparent jurisdictions.

The event hosted by GCM Parker will feature practical case study presentations from Chief Compliance Officers, General Counsels and Heads of Internal Audit.

Alex Volcic from Kroll, a division of Duff & Phelps, will speak at the 10th Annual Anti–Corruption CEE, and CIS conference this month. Alex will discuss how business intelligence can be used as an effective tool to combat fraud.

Other topics include:

• An effective tool for internal investigations
• Getting what you need from business intelligence
• Intelligence vs evidence
• Use of software to mine and analyze open source information

Schedule: 08:15 a.m. – 17:20 p.m. (CET)

Learn more about the event.

Acquiring new companies, expanding into new markets, high employee turnover or engaging third parties, sales agents and distributors can expose a business to significant regulatory risk. Recent research across Europe has shown that companies will be increasingly exposed to Fraud and Corruption in 2016. One of the key drivers for this will be the current economic conditions.
With recent news of bribery investigations in Germany, Italy, Poland, Austria and other countries in CEE, Corporate Fraud and Corruption is taking center stage in Europe. While many multinational companies have Ethics and Anti-Corruption compliance programs, they may always not be effective especially when operating in less transparent jurisdictions.

The event hosted by GCM Parker will feature practical case study presentations from Chief Compliance Officers, General Counsels and Heads of Internal Audit.