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Compliance Series: E 06 Third Party Risk Management | Cetinkaya On Air (Podcast)

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In this episode we discuss: How to define a third party from a business and compliance perspective; A chain is as strong as its weakest link. Why third-party risk management is important for vendor...

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Kemal Altug Ozgun
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In this episode we discuss:

  • How to define a third party from a business and compliance perspective.
  • A chain is as strong as its weakest link. Why third-party risk management is important for vendor life-cycle management.
  • Local and extraterritorial regulations.
  • How anti-bribery and anti-corruption risks undermine the reputation and sustainability of corporations?
  • Data privacy compliance programs and information security risks.
  • How are third parties regulated in Turkey?
  • Effective training and communications to mitigate third-party risks.
  • Why the tone from the top & middle management is required to achieve an effective compliance program?
  • Having the best possible working relationship with your employees and third parties

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