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We have developed this guide to support companies in their initial approach to the subject of internal investigations, which has become a key issue in good governance.
On the one hand, this is driven by legislative developments in recent years across a wide range of areas, such as the fight against corruption, financial fraud, money laundering, harassment and discrimination, lobbying activities with public decision-makers, data governance and information security, and incidents involving personal data breaches and cybersecurity. On the other hand, this is driven by growing institutional and reputational concerns in the face of various (highly) public cases where companies and individuals have been held accountable for unlawful or unethical actions occurring within the organisation.
Whether driven by legal obligation, moral imperative or reputational concerns, the best-prepared organisations can no longer avoid the need to investigate and probe suspicious incidents that come to their attention, and prudent organisations have already realised that this is an essential preventive tool.
Find out more in the guide prepared by our experts.
Please contact our team if you feel this topic warrants further development within your company.
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