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Regulatory Services
Are you concerned about regulatory
compliance? You can increase
compliance with regulations and reduce
the threat of action by:
- Putting effective
measures in place to
manage your risk
Our experienced team
can evaluate, benchmark,
advise and train on policies,
procedures, systems and
controls to both help
clients meet business
requirements and also
reduce the risk of breaches
of rules and regulations
being committed.
- Investigating
suspected or actual regulatory
breaches
We help clients investigate
specific aspects of their compliance
procedures, enabling them to
respond rapidly, establish
the facts and take appropriate
remedial action to lessen reputational
and financial damage.
- Responding effectively
to enquiries from regulators
Our team have held senior
positions within regulatory,
government and law enforcement
bodies and regulated firms. We have
strong relationships with regulators
in the UK and internationally, having
worked with them on many
occasions, and draw on this experience
to help clients respond to regulatory
enquiries.
- Managing competition
enquiries
Where there are allegations
of anti-competitive behaviour,
our multi-disciplinary team can help
to steer clients through the process
(often utilising forensic
technology tools) to achieve a favourable
result and provide independent reassurance
to the competition authorities.
KPMG Forensic can help
Find out more about our specific
services in this area:
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