The Protiviti View  | Insights From Our Experts on Trends, Risks and Opportunities

The Protiviti View

Insights From Our Experts on Trends, Risks and Opportunities
Search

POST

< 1 mins to read

DOJ Fraud Section Puts Boards of Directors on Notice Regarding “Conduct at the Top”

Views
Larger Font
< 1 minute to read
In February 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Fraud Section published its latest guidance on corporate compliance programs with the release of the very useful document titled “Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs.”

While many legal and compliance scholars have rightly stated that this latest publication isn’t anything radically different than prior authoritative guidance issued by the DOJ and other organizations, what jumps out is the reframing of the well-worn expression, “tone at the top,” with the potentially more insightful, and arguably much scarier, “conduct at the top.” In a just-released Flash Report, we put forth questions and insights that illustrate the degree to which the DOJ is examining senior management and the board of directors while evaluating a corporate compliance program.

Was this post helpful to you?

Thanks for your feedback!

Subscribe to The Protiviti View Blog

To face the future confidently, you need to be equipped with valuable insights that align with your interests and business goals.

In this Article

Find a similar post by topics

Authors

Protiviti

By Protiviti

Verified Expert at Protiviti

EXPERTISE

No noise.
Just insights.

Subscribe now

Related posts

Article

What is it about

What you need to know: Aging systems, data silos, regulatory pressures and talent gaps complicate enterprise transformation for public utilities....

Article

What is it about

The top priority for healthcare internal auditors this year is cybersecurity, according to a survey by Protiviti and the Association...

Article

What is it about

What to watch: President-elect Donald Trump will take office in January 2025 with Republican control of both the Senate and...

Search