EY’s Rick Sibery Outlines a Seven-Step Process for Monitoring Third Parties

Despite consistent warnings about the corruption risks associated with engaging third parties in foreign locations, the vast majority of FCPA settlements continue to involve such relationships. Moving beyond traditional due diligence to a more robust, ongoing approach to third-party management is one of the best ways to show regulators that the company is serious about compliance. Effectively monitoring third parties requires more than just performing data analytics, EY partner Rick Sibery said during a recent interview with the Anti-Corruption Report. He suggested that a company adopt a holistic approach to monitoring, considering not only its full third-party compliance process but also leveraging other areas of its anti-corruption compliance program. During our conversation, Sibery outlined a seven-step process for optimizing a company’s third-party monitoring program. See “Using Data Analytics to Meet the Government’s Anti-Corruption Compliance Expectations” (May 4, 2016).

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