With a worldwide footprint that creates corresponding risk exposures, businesses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland (DACH) are struggling to interpret an increasingly complex web of local and global regulatory requirements.
Stakes are exceedingly high as fines and damages claims related to fraud, corruption and integrity issues routinely top 1 billion euros and can impact DACH corporate leaders and responsible professionals personally. Yet, most legal and compliance teams face an uphill battle with shrinking resources, unclear guidelines and increasing budget scrutiny.
From its base in Frankfurt, StoneTurn’s team of multi-faceted experts conducts in-depth investigations; captures, analyzes and preserves electronically-stored information and data; offers actionable compliance insights; and evaluates the effectiveness of controls.
Whether risks are identified or misconduct simply suspected, StoneTurn helps organizations and their counsel mitigate fines and penalties; create practical and effective compliance programs to minimize future risk; regain trust; recoup losses; and protect the professional careers and reputations of management.
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StoneTurn, a global advisory firm, assists companies, their counsel and government agencies on regulatory, risk and compliance issues, investigations and business disputes. We serve our clients from 15 global offices across five continents.
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