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Corporate Governance and Internal Investigations in Europe (1) - Overview
1. Introduction
2. Different points in internal investigations in Japan and Europe
2-1. Establishment of internal systems and external networks
2-2. Preservation of documents and data
2-3. Investigation system
2-4. Review of documents
2-5. Report to supervising authorities
3. Summary
The publication can be found at this URL→https://www.businesslawyers.jp/practices/1303
Authors:
Takahiro Nakayama
Magazine/Book:BUSINESS LAWYERS website
Publisher:Bengo4.com,Inc.
Practice:
Protection of Personal Information
Corporate Investigation
Global Compliance
Europe
Date of publication:
March, 2021
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