A&M’s Digital Twin service operationalizes corporate compliance programs and measurably demonstrates compliance effectiveness in line with regulators' expectations. Our end-to-end regulatory and compliance intelligence service gives chief investigators, legal and compliance professionals the ability to drive better business transparency with increased agility, in turn, driving better business performance, cost savings and integrity.
Anti-bribery and anti-corruption Digital Twin addresses the legal and compliance risks in companies' financial data bringing better transparency into:
- Sanctions and trade compliance
- Fraud, waste and abuse
- Third-party risks and improper payments
- Revenue recognition and customer/distributor risks
- Conflicts of interests and segregation of duties
- Employee travel and entertainment
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Content Compliance and Digital Content Diligence (NSFW and Platform Risks)
April 29, 2026
In this article, Managing Director Rahul Gosain and Director Vikesh Bhartee examine why content compliance and digital content diligence have become transaction-critical in digital media investments, how gaps around NSFW content, licensing, and moderation create regulatory and valuation risk, and what investors should assess before those risks surface post-close.
Complex Mass Tort Settlement Administration: Core Principles
April 28, 2026
The first installment in the Complex Mass Tort Settlements Series, this introductory article outlines the core principles behind effective mass tort settlement administration. It explains why these foundational practices remain essential as programs grow more complex and technology‑driven.
Greece: a regulatory compliance and corporate governance checklist for investors and boards in 2026
April 23, 2026
In recent years, Greece has introduced a series of new laws and regulatory amendments that have, collectively, raised the bar for governance maturity in the country. This has been driven both by domestic priorities and by local implementation of stricter EU level directives in areas such as anti-bribery and anti-corruption, anti-money laundering (AML) and sanctions.
Trends in Insurance Coverage Litigation: Highlights From the 2026 ABA ICLC Seminar
April 21, 2026
The American Bar Association's Section of Litigation hosted the 2026 Insurance Coverage Litigation Committee Seminar on March 4–7, in Tucson, Arizona. Senior leaders from A&M attended the seminar and explored topics including allocation of long-tail claims, evolving personal jurisdiction standards, emerging contaminants, and complex construction-related coverage disputes.
