How to future-proof your compliance function
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Kolja von Westerholt
Partner, Forensic, Governance and Compliance at PwC Germany
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The compliance function is undergoing profound change. New regulatory requirements, geopolitical uncertainties and digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) are challenging businesses to strategically realign their compliance function. The days when compliance was purely a controlling function are far behind us. Today, it increasingly evolves into a business-critical element that safeguards innovation and creates a competitive edge.
We support you in future-proofing your compliance function, from digital transformation and integration into business processes to new roles and skills. But before you actively shape this change, it's worth taking an honest look at the status quo: where does your compliance function stand today, and what does it need to move forward?
“Compliance is no longer a controlling function – it has become a strategic driver. Those who invest in digitalisation, integrity and agile teams today not only protect their organisation from risks, but also gain a real competitive advantage.”
Find out now. Our Quick Check shows how well you are strategically positioned for future challenges and provides you with an initial assessment of the current maturity level of your compliance management. Participation is free of charge, non-binding and offers you the opportunity to get in touch with our compliance experts.
Our whitepaper shows how agile organisations, smart product management and integrated compliance are setting new standards. Respond faster to market changes and meet regulatory requirements with confidence. Download the whitepaper now and discover how to drive your transformation forward.
Our global study of 1,800 executives reveals: 90% report a significant expansion of their compliance management system over the past three years. While “compliance pioneers” strategically evolve their processes, technologies and talent models and turn data into a competitive advantage, others lose valuable resources and trust. Download our study and find out what the frontrunners do differently.
“Recent PwC studies paint a clear picture: compliance is leaving the back office and becoming an integral part of value creation. According to PwC's Global Compliance Survey 2025, 90 per cent of executives report a significant expansion of their compliance management system over the past three years. For businesses, this means investing now – in people, technology and clear lines of responsibility.”
Kolja von Westerholt,Partner, Forensic, Governance and Compliance at PwC Germany