webinar series
What Did You Know, and When? Building a Third-Party Program That Stands Up to Regulators
Thursday, November 19, 202614:00 Central European Time 60 minutes
Third-party risk regulation is moving faster than most programs. The DOJ now expects continuous monitoring across the life of a vendor relationship, not a one-time check at onboarding. Export control rules are pushing ownership screening deeper into supplier networks. And the EU Forced Labour Regulation, which applies from December 2027, will cover products already moving through this year’s procurement cycles.
The common thread is that regulators no longer stop at asking whether you have a program. They ask what you knew about a third party, when you knew it, and what you did about it.
The common thread is that regulators no longer stop at asking whether you have a program. They ask what you knew about a third party, when you knew it, and what you did about it.
With Andrew McBride, Colin Campbell
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What we will cover
A practical session on closing the gap between where your program is today and where regulators expect it to be. You’ll learn:
Who should attend: Compliance, Supply Chain and Third-Party Risk teams
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What the DOJ ECCP, export controls, and forced labor regimes now require of third-party and supply chain programs
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How to assess your program’s maturity honestly and decide what to fix first
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Best practices for moving from onboarding checks to continuous, risk-based oversight
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How to build documentation that holds up when a regulator, auditor, or board asks for proof
Whether you’re building a program or scaling a mature one, you’ll leave with a clear picture of what “ready” looks like and a plan to get there.
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