The Wall Street Journal's Compliance Officer Survey

The video discusses a survey conducted by The Journal and Dow Jones on how corporate compliance has been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. It highlights the survey's methodology, participant demographics, and key findings, including changes in compliance program effectiveness, increased risks, especially in cybersecurity, and the impact on relationships and resources. The video also notes a significant rise in the use of data and advanced tools by compliance professionals to enhance program resilience and efficiency.

What was the primary goal of the survey conducted by the Journal and the customer intelligence team at Dow Jones?

What percentage of respondents reported that their compliance programs had become more effective as a result of the pandemic?

What were some of the new risks faced by companies as reported in the survey?

How did the pandemic affect the relationships compliance officers had with third parties?

What was the reported impact of the pandemic on resources available to compliance officers?

What were the expectations of respondents regarding changes in resources for the following year?

What tools and methods have compliance professionals increasingly relied on due to the pandemic?