By Pierre DELVAL. For the past decade, banks in many countries have demonstrated a better understanding of key aspects of corporate governance: effective board oversight, rigorous risk management, strict internal controls, and compliance. , especially. The progress is undeniable for a large part of them with regard to the assessment of the collective skills and…...
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The governance of banks in the face of ghost companies
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Criminologist, Pierre Delval is a former adviser for the fight against counterfeiting with the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe and expert at the United Nations. He is the author of "False and Fraud: the international crime of false documents". His columns published in Financial Afrik for two years focus on the security aspects and compliance issues of Finance.
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