Boosting Control with Third-Party Codes of Conduct

Compliance WeekVol. 6 Nbr. 64, May 2009

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Roy Snell, the SCCE?s chief executive officer, agrees. ?Companies have really stepped up their activities internally when it comes to compliance and ethics,? he says. ?But we?re just not seeing the same level of commitment by companies when it comes to managing third parties.? Considering regulators? current attitudes about enforcement, such weak controls allow a ?perfect storm? for compliance and ethics risks, Snell tells Compliance Week.

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Boosting Control with Third-Party Codes of Conduct

Despite increased risks posed by supply chains, companies still have a long way to go when it comes to establishing ethics and compliance standards for their vendors, suppliers, and other business partners. So says a recent benchmarking survey by the Society of Corporate Compliance and Ethics.

The SCCE surveyed more than 4...

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