Routine internal and independent audits can provide insight into sales trends and unusual activity, ensure that the right risk management checks are in place, and provide an opportunity for process improvement.
Internal teams can be comprised of individuals from various committees in the company, such as regulatory and compliance, corporate responsibility, employee relations, human resources, and other groups that may have been formed to provide oversight of the company’s sales and services activities.
Independent audits can be carried out by third parties that have no affiliation with the company so as to provide objective findings and recommendations.
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