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Why companies are moving towards a risk based approach to due diligence

As part of our EMEA Region Webinar Series, we recently hosted a webinar entitled, “Why companies are moving towards a risk based approach to due diligence”.

What is the webinar about?

Many businesses are performing third party due diligence on an ad-hoc basis, determining the scope and depth each time it’s required. This often leads to inconsistent results which are not linked to the actual risks involved with a partner.

The Red Flag Group helps companies to build a risk-based programme which defines the level of diligence needed according to the actual risk. This webinar will show how a small investment in programme design can have a significant return with the value of the information gathered and the quality of the decisions made.

Key takeaways

What does a risk based programme look like?
How will it better support your business
How to start moving towards a risk based approach

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Slide deck available here

To find out more about our products and services, please visit www.redflaggroup.com. If you have any enquiries, please contact info@redflaggroup.com.

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