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ARTICLE · 17 OCTOBER 2019

The Digital Age

According to the NASDAQ Global Compliance Survey, while companies are spending more to be adequately equipped to deal with regulatory changes

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law

Digitally transforming contract management can help to improve compliance

According to the NASDAQ Global Compliance Survey, while companies are spending more to be adequately equipped to deal with regulatory changes and implementations, only 15% of firms feel fully prepared. According to NASDAQ, this can potentially leave firms exposed to both regulatory and reputational risk. The onus is on compliance teams to lead proactive efforts to ensure their firms are compliant both now and into the future.

One system that all compliance pros should be focused on when assessing their readiness is their company’s contract lifecycle management (CLM) system. Contracts, which govern every dollar in and out of an organisation, form the foundation of commerce and can provide a strong bulwark against compliance risk, as they define the terms of work in any relationship. In many companies, however, the contract management process is largely manual. According to LexisNexis’ recent

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