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Governance and Organisational Dilemmas in Building up Your Due Diligence Process

December 2014
ComplianceDefence

Abstract

In modern corporate times, due diligence investigations into third parties cannot be left solely to the initiative of the virtuous employee or to the goodwill of the competent manager. They need to become a company attitude and, therefore, require the adoption of articulated policies and procedures which demand the development of the right mixture of norms, process discipline, organisational solutions, tools, as well as of internal and/or external capabilities. This is of course neither costless nor painless.

Author

Portrait image of Lorenzo Mecocci
Lorenzo Mecocci
Senior Legal & Compliance Counsel, Aerospace & Defence, Sirio Panel S.p.A., Italy

Lorenzo Mecocci is a corporate counsel, qualified in Italy but with both domestic and international focus, with 10+ year diverse in-house experience, including M&A and JVs, contracts, compliance, corporate governance and other matters.

Company

Sirio Panel S.p.A.

Sirio Panel, within the Finmeccanica Group, is a primary supplier in the Aviation market

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