Managers Guide to Compliance Ebook

A management reference to compliance, governance, fraud risk, regulatory requirements, best practices, and case studies.

Managers Guide to Compliance Best Practices and Case Studies
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Managing compliance is important because regulatory obligations, governance expectations, and fraud related risks affect organizations of every size. This guide brings together perspectives on U.S. and international compliance requirements to help managers understand a complex and continually demanding governance environment.

The book addresses compliance, corporate governance, fraud risk, regulatory requirements, and best practice case studies, presenting the material in a format intended to make difficult compliance issues easier to navigate and apply.

For managers and governance professionals, the publication emphasizes the need to connect policies, controls, business processes, oversight, and supporting technology so that compliance is treated as part of ongoing management rather than as an isolated project.

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Pages235
LanguageEnglish English
Size3.5 MB
Book CodeE Book COBIT Com
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For managers and governance professionals, the publication emphasizes the need to connect policies, controls, business processes, oversight, and supporting technology so that compliance is treated as part of ongoing management rather than as an isolated project.