Africa-Press – Angola. The creation of an integrity area within companies influences citizens to comply with the rules or good practices (compliance) in the country’s business and financial sector, advocated this Tuesday, in Luanda, the Brazilian specialist in Compliance and Combating Fraud, Daniel Sibille.
Speaking to the press, during the fourth Angolan Compliance Conference (CAC), the expert highlighted that the effective implementation of compliance in companies positively impacts employees, in particular, and the population, in general, with compliance with laws that reinforce the good management of institutions and human capital.
The senior director of compliance for Latin America at the multinational Oracle, said that, from the moment that Angolan companies understand or “embody” the transformative power of integrity, the country will be able to register a significant evolution in compliance with good business practices.
On the occasion, Daniel Sibille considered the conference as a fundamental event for disseminating good practices in companies, a fact that could impact employees, production and commercial partners, allowing the creation of a chain of ethics and integrity.
The international guest, who addressed the topic “Compliance 4.0: The transformative role of Artificial Intelligence and digital assets in the financial sector”, was willing to share his experience from Brazil with Angola, in order to influence companies to implement the rules international organizations in their day-to-day activities.
In turn, director of NF-Confojur, the company promoting the event, Nádia Feijó, considered compliance as an essential tool for preventing financial losses, fraud, non-conformities, building sustainable businesses, and consequently, a more ethical society.
He said that the purpose of the conference is to present a collective vision of ethics, integrity and corporate responsibility, in addition to allowing discussion and solutions to the main current issues related to compliance in the financial sector.
With this, he said, the aim is to shape a more ethical, transparent and sustainable future for present and future generations.
During the conference, which featured several experts, managers and businesspeople, topics such as “Mutual assessment: Impact and consequence”, “Stakeholder capitalism and the responsibility of the board of directors” and ““Compliance 4.0: The transformative role of Intelligence Artificial and digital assets in the financial sector”
NF-Confojur is an institution dedicated to training, events and consultancy for the development and implementation of compliance programs. It also supports organizations in preventing financial losses triggered by non-compliance with legal and ethical standards, contributing to the creation of an intact and legally safe business environment.
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