A&M’s Digital Twin service operationalizes corporate compliance programs and measurably demonstrates compliance effectiveness in line with regulators' expectations. Our end-to-end regulatory and compliance intelligence service gives chief investigators, legal and compliance professionals the ability to drive better business transparency with increased agility, in turn, driving better business performance, cost savings and integrity.
Anti-bribery and anti-corruption Digital Twin addresses the legal and compliance risks in companies' financial data bringing better transparency into:
- Sanctions and trade compliance
- Fraud, waste and abuse
- Third-party risks and improper payments
- Revenue recognition and customer/distributor risks
- Conflicts of interests and segregation of duties
- Employee travel and entertainment
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