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04Jun

DOJ Revisions to Corporate Compliance Guidance: Training, Third-Party Risk Management, Mergers/Acquisitions and Data (Part II of II)

Michael Volkov | | Return|
DOJ is catching up to compliance officers and evolving best practices.  Say what you want, DOJ is behind the curve of the compliance industry.  But you have to give DOJ credit – they are moving quickly to update its Guidance....
By: Michael Volkov
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/doj-revisions-to-corporate-compliance-30677/

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