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One of the most important developments in our profession is the emergence of Compliance 2.0, as championed by Donna Boehme and others. What is Compliance 2.0?




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One of the most important developments in our profession is the emergence of Compliance 2.0, as championed by Donna Boehme and others. What is Compliance 2.0?
Lawyers for Red Granite Pictures, the Malaysian company that financed The Wolf of Wall Street, have threatened to sue a British journalist for suggesting government corruption may have been involved in the financing of the film, the Hollywood Reporter said Monday.
It's astonishingly good news that after forty years of trial and error to develop the compliance profession, the law finally evolved to require both a new business “culture” and the compliance officer position to make this “culture” happen. We should be the first to remind others and ourselves that this work is an historic opportunity. On the other hand, the challenges to “culture building” are present both inside and outside our companies.