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Board-Ready Compliance in One Page: Metrics That Matter
IIt's 10:47 pm, and you're still polishing the compliance pack for tomorrow's board meeting. Sixty pages. Heat maps. A policy update section you know nobody will read.
Loi Sapin II control evidence: What AFA expects to see
The AFA doesn't want your policy. It wants your evidence. The email lands on a Tuesday at 5:43 PM. "Please provide evidence of your internal control plan and its execution." You have a code of conduct. A risk map. A polished slide deck.
Compliance in M&A: not just value protection, but part of value itself
You’re in the investment committee. someone asks the question everyone wants to rush through: “any compliance issues?” If you answer with “they have a code of conduct and annual training,” you’re not protecting the deal. You’re guessing.
Customer due diligence questionnaires: mistakes that quietly kill deal trust
It’s 6:12 pm. Sales forwards a customer due diligence questionnaire and writes: “can you just fill this tonight? they won’t send the contract until it’s done.
The compliance autopilot : why the next winner is an AI-native service company that sells the complete work done
Earlier this month, Sequoia Capital partner Julien Bek published a thesis that sent ripples through the venture world. The title was spare: services: the new software. The argument was sharper still — the next trillion-dollar company will not sell tools.