Présentation de l'éditeur
Compliance Law is defined by the Monumental Goals it pursues.
Willingly or by force, companies must structure themselves and act to reach them. In a major and global transformation, they are thereby becoming transparent, making Compliance Tools visible.
Emphasizing the unity of these Tools promotes a unified legal regime, while adapting them country by country, sector by sector, company by company. Understanding these Compliance Tools to anticipate the assessment made by Regulators, Supervisors and Courts, and the provisions of future texts, while companies are invited to invent new ones, is hopefully more appropriate.
General perspectives through which risk maps, compliance programs, deals and judicial agreements, ad hoc training, algorithms, audits, sanctions, controls, whistleblowing, collective actions, etc. are scrutinized.
Co-published with the Journal of Regulation & Compliance.
This book gathers the contributions of : Thomas Amico, Aurélie Banck, François Barrière, Laurent Benzoni, Roger Burlingame, Laurence Calandri, Hervé Causse, Karen Coppens, Bruno Deffains, Marie-Anne Frison-Roche, Maxime Galland, Cécile Granier, Nicolas Guillaume, Antoinette Gutierrez-Crespin, Dae Ho Lee, Sidne Koenigberg, Marion Larouer, Samir Merabet, Ludovic Pailler, Noel Power, Jean-Baptiste Racine, Lucien Rapp, Jean-Christophe Roda, Mahmoud Mohamed Salah, Hubert Tardieu, Théo Thouret.
Sommaire
Describing, Conceiving and Correlating Compliance Tools, in Order to Use Them Adequately
Chapter 1 – LEGAL AND ECONOMIC APPROACHES TO COMPLIANCE TOOLS
Chapter 2 – RISK MAPPING, CENTRAL COMPLIANCE TOOL
Chapter 3 – PLACE AND USE OF INCENTIVES IN COMPLIANCE SYSTEMS
Chapter 4 – THE REQUIRED EXPERTISES IN TERMS OF COMPLIANCE
Chapter 5 – THE GEOGRAPHICAL DOMINANCE OF COMPLIANCE TOOLS
Chapter 6 – THE MEASURE OF COMPLIANCE TOOLS EFFECTIVITY
Chapter 7 – TRAINING, ALPHA AND OMEGA OF COMPLIANCE
Chapter 8 – TECHNOLOGICAL TOOLS AND COMPLIANCE BY DESIGN
Conclusion
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