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Enterprise Risk and Compliance Management

Working in Compliance vs. Working On Compliance

Ed Sattar, CEO, 360factors inc.

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Outline

A. Regulatory Change and Corresponding Risk Factors

B. Why Implement a Regulatory Change Management System

C. How to Implement a Regulatory Change Management System

D. How to Facilitate Regulatory Change Management

E. How Automation and Software can Improve your Compliance Program

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A. Regulatory Change and Corresponding Risk Factors

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Page 4Source: Davis, Polk Dodd-Frank Infographics

Regulatory change is significantly impacting organizations and their policies

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Regulatory Change Impacting Policies

Source: Thomson Reuters

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Rising Regulations and Cost

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Top Regulatory and Financial Crime Risk

• Smuggling of Products

• Misreporting IncomeTax Evasion

• Counterfeiting

• False Representation

• Abuse of Position

Fraud

• Governance

• Democracy and Fragility

• Bribery

Corrupt Practices

Money Laundering

&Financial

Crime

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Operational Excellence Risks - Executive Level

1. Strategic Objectives and Goal Alignment

2. Performance and regulatory risk metrics not tied to P&L

3. Lack of visibility of risks across all functions and departments through a single platform

4. Developing & Training People

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Operational Excellence Risks – Functional Manager

Model of operational excellence

Compliance Oversight and Escalation

Day to Day Compliance Tasking

Risk Monitoring

Corrective and Preventive Actions

Policy and Procedure Management

Audit Management

Training Management

Other Industry Pain Points

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B. Why Implement a Regulatory Change Management System

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1. Understanding Regulations - Over or Under complying is expensive

2. Regulatory applicability and managing regulatory changes - Organizations need to be able to proactively react to risk and business change

3. Automating and streamlining day to day compliance - Excel and paper-based compliance programs are antiquated and insufficient to implement a robust program

4. Regulatory change management needs to be defensible

Reasons to Implement Regulatory Change Management

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C. How to Implement a Regulatory Change Management

System

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1. WHY = Regulatory change management

2. WHAT = Risk and internal controls

3. HOW = Operational excellence and workflow

4. WHERE = Location / Assets

5. WHO = Mapping Roles / Key Management Functions

to Metrics & P&L

Enterprise Risk and Compliance Management Model – Five Steps

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Regulatory Change

Management

Operational Excellence

and Workflow

Risks & Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and

Key Management

Functions

Location/

Assets

Enterprise Risk and Compliance Management

Methodology HOW

WHY

WHAT

WHO

WHERE

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D. How to Facilitate Regulatory Change Management

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1. Strategic objectives, goals, regulations and standards library management

2. Parse the actions from requirements: who, what, when, where, and frequency.

3. Monitor regulatory and management of change

4. Effective vs. Proposed.

5. Mapping- CAPA, policy procedures, evidence, checklists, and day-to-day compliance tasks to regulations or strategic objectives

6. Applicability

Step 1- Regulatory Change Management

COMPONENTS OF A REGULATORY CHANGE MANAGEMENT:

Regulatory

Change Manage

ment

Process & Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Roles and Responsibil

ities

Locations and Assets

WHY

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Step 1a- Regulatory Change ManagementEFFECTIVE AND MATURE REGULATORY INTELLIGENCE DELIVERS:

Regulatory IntelligenceMaturity Delivers ...

Holistic awareness of goals and changing regulatory risk

Alignment of culture and policy

Risk-intelligent decision-making

Accountability of regulotry change risk

Multidimensional regulatorion analysis and planning

Visibility of risk as it relates to performance and strategy

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1. What is impacted? Environmental Risk Financial Risk Legal Risk Reputational Risk Operational Risk

2. Define internal controls Identify Assess Mitigate Monitor Recordkeeping

3. Define risk levels Which details impacting factors Is based on a systematic

process allowing the organization to prioritize more efficiently

Effectively assesses issues requiring immediate action.

Step 2- Risk & Internal Controls

Regulatory

Change Manage

ment

Operational Excellence

and Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Reporting – Roles and

Key manageme

nt Functions

Location/ Assets

WHAT

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Step 2a- Risk & Internal Controls

Regulatory

Change

Management

Operational

Excellence and

Workflow

Risk and

Internal Controls

Organization – Roles

and Key Managem

ent Functions

Location / Assets

Small Workforce Large Workforce

Hig

h R

isk

Low

Ris

k

Simple

to

complex

WHAT

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Step 2b- Risk & Internal Controls

What is management’s responsibility with regard to internal controls and reporting?

What is audit’s responsibility with regards to internal controls and reporting?

What is the board’s responsibility with regards to internal controls and reporting?

Regulatory

Change

Management

Operational

Excellence and

Workflow

Risk and

Internal Controls

Organization – Roles

and Key Managem

ent Functions

Location / Assets

WHAT

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Weak Technology• Documents& spreadsheets• Email for workflow & tasks• No audit trail or accountability

Moderate Technology• Basic workflow & task management• No regulatory content feeds• Audit trail for accountability

Strong Technology• Enterprise workflow• Integrated and actionable regulatory content with

policy management• Closed loop process – everything integrated into

one platform• Indexing of regulations to other policies

Small Workforce Large Workforce

Hig

h R

isk

Low

Ris

k

Step 2c - Risk & Internal Controls

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1. Business Process Impact, compliance process around sites, assets, events , timely decisions

2. Process automation and cost

3. Manual vs automation

Step 3- Operational Excellence and Workflow

Regulatory

Change Manage

ment

Operational

Excellence and

Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and

Key Management

Functions

Location/ Assets

HOW

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Automate corrective action to increase speed, eliminate waste and cut costs

Automate scheduling, tasking and tracking

Embed transparency and accountability

Automate management of change

PROCESSESS THAT CAN BE AUTOMATED

PROCESSESS THAT CANNOT BE AUTOMATED

Determining Applicability

Subject matter expertise

Step 3- Operational Excellence and Workflow

Regulatory

Change Manage

ment

Operational

Excellence and

Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and

Key Management

Functions

Location/ Assets

HOW

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1. Where is compliance being done?

2.Are risks and specific driving factors mitigated by location, asset, activity, product or service?

Step 4. Location & Assets

Regulatory

Change Managem

ent

Operational Excellence

and Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and key Management

Functions

Location / Assets

WHERE

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1. Why is it important to define the roles and responsibilities before you create a Regulatory Change Management Framework?

2. What are the barriers to creating a Regulatory Change Management Framework?

3. Is there a specific role and responsibility structure or can it vary from organization and industries?

Step 5. Roles & Key Management Functions

Regulatory

Change Managem

ent

Operational Excellence

and Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and Key

Management Functions

Location / Assets

WHO

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1. What are key roles and structure?

2. What are the key functions?

3. What are the key actions?

4. Outcome / Results

COMPONENTS OF ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITES

Step 5. Roles & Responsibility

Regulatory

Change Managem

ent

Operational Excellence

and Workflow

Risk and Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and Key

Management Functions

Location / Assets

WHO

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E. How Automation and Software can Improve your Compliance

Program

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1. Is technology perceived as a catalyst for growth and performance?

2. Are people or technology barriers to regulatory compliance automation?

Automate Regulatory Compliance Through Software

Regulatory Change

Management

Operational Excellence and

Workflow

Risks & Internal Controls

Organization – Roles and Key Management

Functions

Location/Assets

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Source: Global survey by KPMG, Inc

BENEFITS OF AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Automate Regulatory Compliance Through Software

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Page 30Source: Global survey by KPMG, Inc

Automate Regulatory Compliance Through Software

Predict Risk

Productivity

Agility

Quality

Efficiency

Excellence

Compliance

Operational Excellence

Sustainability

Increased Margins

BENEFITS OF AN INTEGRATED MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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Technology provides automation and tracking to be successful

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Measuring the value of Risk & Regulatory change management

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