Corporate Compliance on a Global Scale

Stefano Manacorda (BA University of Naples; LLM University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne; PhD University of Florence) is Full Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” and previously a visiting professor at Queen Mary University – London, Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, University of Geneva . He is a recognised expert in the areas of Intenational, Comparative and European Criminal Law, particularly concerning white collar crimes and corporate liability,  and published extensively in these fields. He seats in the board of the main international associations for criminal law (AIDP, SIDS, ARPE) and is the chair of the International Scientific and Professional Advisory Council of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Programme. Stefano acts regularly as a consultant of the Italian and International institutions. Francesco Centonze is Full Professor of Criminal Law and Business Criminal Law at the Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore and coordinator of the Master Program in Business Criminal Law at Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore. Previously, he was visiting scholar at Yale Law School. His scholarship focuses on criminal law, corporate liability, business and environmental crimes.  Francesco has edited many books and has published in leading journals. He regularly organises and participates in congresses.  He also was appointed as member of the Law Commission for the reform of the corporate criminal liability law. Francesco is the founder of a law firm based in Milan which provides assistance nationwide in cases of white-collar crimes.Stefano Mancorda and Francesco Centonze directed the books “Preventing Corporate Corruption: the Anti-Bribery Compliance Model” (Springer, 2014 with Gabrio Forti) and Historical Pollution, Compartive Legal Responses to Environmental Crimes (Springer 2017)Stefano Manacorda directed the book “Crime in the Art and Antiquities. Illegal Trafficking in Cultural Property” (Springer 2011, with Ducan Chappell) and co-authored the book “Fighting Fraud and Corruption at the World Bank- A critia Analysis of the Snction System” (Springer 2018, with Costantino Grasso).

• 1. Compliance in historical context.- 2. What we talk about when we talk about compliance.- 3. Receiving the 'corporate compliance' paradigm in Latin America.- 4. Legitimacy and effectiveness of compliance programmes.- 5. The transnational dimension of criminal compliance and multinational enterprises.- 6. Global behavioral compliance.- 7. Cognitive dynamics of compliance and self-regulation.- 8. Compliance and stakeholders interests.- 9. Influence of material sectors' specificities on the corporate compliance.- 10. Voluntary vs. mandatory compliance programs: recent trends and future developments in Europe.- 11. Corporate compliance in preventing victimization.- 12. The cross-border provision of investment services: identifying the evolving regulatory risks and strategies for compliance.- 13. Compliance as remediation: the role of monitorship from a criminal perspective.- 14. Cost-benefit analysis of corporate compliance.- 15. Compliance and digital innovation.