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Practical Steps and Approaches for Handling and Managing Regulatory Investigations

Abstract

Increasing levels of legislation across markets increases regulatory risks, including risks from investigations, for both firms and individuals. This is likely to require renewed focus on compliance as well as inevitable changes to business models. The concepts and approaches examined in this article aim to reduce the impact on firms and individuals in the event that they become subject to regulatory investigation.

Author

Ifeanyi Uyanneh
Director, Compliance, Affinion International Limited, UK

I am a UK qualified Solicitor and Chartered Management Accountant and have worked in insurance, banking and marketing. I have experience in commercial law, regulatory compliance, corporate strategy and management accounting.

Company

Affinion International Limited

As part of the Affinion Group, our wide range of protection and travel products enhance the lifestyles of over 117,000,000 customers worldwide, while providing our partners with additional revenue streams and increased customer-to-brand loyalty.

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