• The Core Characteristics of a Sustainable Compliance Programme

• Common Use Cases of Sustainable Compliance

• Supporting ESG with Data Compliance

• Adding Value through Sustainable Compliance

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JEFF NELSON JD DONNELLY

Achieving sustainable compliance is a goal for many businesses that want to utilise data to make intelligent decisions and better serve customers – not just tick the compliance box .

For Nelson , sustainable compliance is a sign that an organisation has an holistic ‘ data integrity ’ approach . “ Financial institutions that are progressing most successfully are the ones leveraging compliance data to support use cases to achieve multiple goals or objectives across the organisation .”

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