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Philippe Montigny

Artificial Intelligence: A Revolution in Compliance Risk Mapping

Compliance now covers geopolitical, societal, and social issues, beyond financial crimes

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Scientific Committee

Artificial Intelligence: The New International Regulatory Environment Between Norm Conflicts and Harmonization

Understanding the foundations of Artificial Intelligence (AI) reveals the critical need for our societies to establish a regulatory environment.

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Scientific Committee

Artificial Intelligence: Both a Tool and an Object of Compliance

To assess the opportunities and risks presented by the professional use of Artificial Intelligence, it is essential to remember that any AI system is based on two elements: sufficient data and an algorithm that, after a period of progressive learning, will provide an analysis.

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Scientific Committee

Compliance: A Growth Accelerator for Intermediate-sized companies

An Intermediate-sized company is often a business driven by a strong desire for growth, and three factors can accelerate this growth, all of which are tied to a compliance requirement.

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Blandine Cordier Palasse

Compliance as seen by a former magistrate who became Chief Compliance Officer (CCO)

Emmanuel Dupic, CCO (Daussault Aviation Group) defines the role of the Chief Compliance Officer, shares his insights on the compliance industry, and how digital tools can help mitigate compliance risks.

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Nadia Caïd

What is the degree of responsibility of companies towards the societies in which they operate ?

When we raise the topic of corporate social responsibility, it is first and foremost a question of ethics that is challenged.

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Scientific Committee

Emerging Compliance Challenges and Digital Solutions

Companies are developing more and more complex compliance organizations to cope with the proliferation of legal obligations and stakeholders’ expectations related to Environment, Social and Governance issues.

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Marc Tassé

The danger of ‘’Chief Loophole Officer’’

It is easy for a ‘’Chief Loophole Officer’’ to justify unethical and materially misleading behavior by saying, I am following the rules. Since the rules are very gray sometimes, they give him a lot of room to maneuver, to get to the answer he wants.

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Philippe Montigny

From multisectoral compliance(s) to “one” compliance

Today’s CEOs and Board of Directors’ concern is to ensure their company is globally compliant. They want to be sure that it complies with all applicable laws in every country of operation.

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Marc Tassé

Allegation to Class Action : how can digitalization help ?

First came the allegations; now comes the class action lawsuits. Corruption, perhaps more than anything, risks irreparably damaging a hard-earned reputation.

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