1、KPMG Global Chief Ethics and Compliance Officer surveyKPMG International Stepping up to a new level of compliance 02Global key findings03Compliance pressures04Challenges ahead05Targeting improvements06ESG compliance07Technologys growing influence08Workforce expansionContentsForeword01Compliance esse

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4、c policy and regulatory activity are increasing at a rapid rate,and companies everywhere are under the spotlight.Compliance functions face multiple risks from anti-bribery and corruption,fraud and financial crime,sanctions,and,increasingly,ESG(Environmental,Social and Governance)topics like carbon f

5、ootprint,modern slavery and human rights.These apply not just to the organization,but also across its value chain of suppliers,partners and other third parties.Pressure comes from regulators,consumers,investors,employees,the media and the public.Technology,in the form of data analytics,automation an

6、d AI,offers huge potential to improve compliance performance but also brings new risks,especially regarding data privacy and security.The Chief Compliance Officer(CCO)is at the center of this storm as companies face growing demands to meet expectations,demonstrate they are doing all they can to mana