by Nicole Stryker and Richard Girgenti
Compliance officers today face many challenges. The pace of regulatory change is swift and expectations globally are constantly changing. For example, while the Trump Administration has voiced plans to roll back regulations – particularly in the financial, healthcare and environmental arenas – many international and U.S. state regulators have said they may look to fill any gaps, making it hard for compliance officers to predict the net impact of these regulatory changes on their organizations. Brexit and other significant geopolitical developments further complicate the regulatory landscape. These regulatory fluctuations make it challenging for compliance officers to prioritize their compliance efforts. Continue reading