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The recent reform of the Criminal Code (‘Reform’) specifically provides for corporate criminal liability, as contained in Article 31 bis of the Criminal Code (‘CC’). It expressly establishes that corporations will be exonerated if they have implemented compliance programmes, which must meet certain requirements and include specific contents. The role…

According to consulting firm Protiviti’s 2015 Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance Survey, the costs of Sarbanes-Oxley Act compliance continue to increase, even though the statute has been on the books for 13 years. Factors that have prevented SOX compliance costs from reaching a steady state include the new COSO internal control framework (see…