CCO perspectives on the role of Compliance in facilitating an ethics-focused culture
What are Chief Compliance Officers (CCOs) doing to create an ethical and compliant culture? We have been asking CCOs to share their perspectives on the role of Compliance in facilitating an effective ethics-focused culture. Ideas discussed and related actions to take included:
Implementing effective Speak Up programs that aim at building internal trust through:
Measuring ethics and accountability through metrics and data analytics including:
KPMG perspective
To build, operationalize, and sustain a strong ethics and compliance culture, an organization must adhere to the foundational elements of driving trust. Trust is built on consistent, predictable action in the moments that matter—like keeping data safe, using ethical business practices, complying with regulations, and partnering with credible third parties. KPMG’s Trusted framework sets forth the following six elements that companies can embed into their business to earn and sustain the trust of stakeholders:
A strong ethics and culture of compliance is one that fosters and celebrates doing the right thing—an environment that constantly looks to enhance integrity and earn/maintain trust.
Learn more about the KPMG Six elements of trust
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