Corporate Compliance Insights
Corporate Compliance Insights, an online forum for knowledge exchange between successful compliance executives, has released a new two-part featured article series.
The series is entitled "Code Redux" and was contributed to Corporate Compliance Insights by one of its featured contributors Joan Dubinsky, the Chief Ethics Officer at the International Monetary Fund. In the two-part series, Joan Dubinsky outlines specific procedures and policies that serve as a "best practice" description for crafting and re-crafting a corporate Code of Conduct.
As stated in "Code Redux Part One: Updating Your Corporate Code of Conduct," Ms. Dubinsky explains that once a Code of Conduct is finally written, approved, published, and distributed, "no one wants to revise it. This article examines why the revision process is so dauntingly difficult, and suggests ways to simplify your approach."
A few of the article's key points are:
* The three big questions you must consider when writing and updating a Code of Conduct
* An analysis of how often a Code of Conduct should be updated
* Benchmarking and gap analysis
* Navigating the stages of review/approval and graphics/publication
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"Code Redux" Parts 1 and 2 are available at the following links:
http://www.corporatecomplianceinsights.com/
http://www.corporatecomplianceinsights.com/
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Joan Dubinsky is the Chief Ethics Officer for the International Monetary Fund. In this role, she has institution-
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Corporate Compliance Insights is a professionally designed and managed forum dedicated to online discussion and analysis of compliance topics. CCI personally extends author invitations to experienced and high profile professionals in the Compliance Community. A new feature article written by a successful compliance executive or professional is posted each week. To learn more about becoming a featured author for Corporate Compliance Insights, visit the Write for CCI page:
http://www.corporatecomplianceinsights.com/
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