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Complinity Compliance Software Overview

The document outlines various types of compliance, including statutory, regulatory, and internal compliance, emphasizing the importance of a robust compliance framework for businesses. It highlights growing trends in compliance driven by digitization, stringent legislative changes, and the consequences of non-compliance, such as penalties and imprisonment. Additionally, it introduces Complinity Compliance Software as a solution to effectively manage compliance, track legal updates, and maintain contracts.

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Complinity Compliance Software Overview

The document outlines various types of compliance, including statutory, regulatory, and internal compliance, emphasizing the importance of a robust compliance framework for businesses. It highlights growing trends in compliance driven by digitization, stringent legislative changes, and the consequences of non-compliance, such as penalties and imprisonment. Additionally, it introduces Complinity Compliance Software as a solution to effectively manage compliance, track legal updates, and maintain contracts.

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Governance, Risk & Compliance Software

© 2013 eMinds Legal


Types of Compliances
 Statutory Compliances
• Central and State Laws

 Regulatory Compliances
• Industry specific laws

 Internal Compliances
• Compliance with Policies, Code of Conduct etc.

 Contract Compliances

 Registration and Licenses

 Assessments

 Audit & Controls

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Growing trends in Compliance
 Digitization and E-Governance
 Companies Act
 RBI reporting
 Trademarks
 Social security compliances like PF, ESI etc.
 Shops and Establishment Licenses
 Stamp duties
 STPI / SEZ compliances
• Focus on Self-Governance, Audits, Controls and Certification
• Huge Penalties, Imprisonment and consequences of cancellation of
business license
• Scrutiny and Vigilance
• Faster and stricter Legislative Changes: Companies Act, 2013, POSH,
GST, Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, Wages Bill, Data Privacy Bill
etc.

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Emerging Compliance Paradigm
SEBI imposes Rs1 crore fine on Apollo Serious Fraud Investigation Office
Tyres for non-compliance (SFIO) has sought prosecution
Live Mint: 9th July, 2014 against Subhinder Singh Prem, ex-
managing director; Vishnu Bhagat,
SFIO to grill KPMG officials in ex-chief operating officer and Jyoti
Reebok fraud case… Sagar, a noted lawyer who was an
independent director on the board of
Draft data protection bill provid Reebok India
es for Rs 15 cr fine for violation Business Standard: 5th March, 2014

GDPR fines
1) Up to €10 million, or 2% annual
global turnover – whichever is
higher. 2) Up to €20 million, or 4%
annual global turnover – whichever
is higher.

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Emerging Compliance Paradigm

• Comply or Explain

• Comply or face penalties

• Comply or face imprisonment

• Comply or face closure of business

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Why Compliance Framework?

Frequent Penalties and Liability of


Complex Laws Amendments Directors
Imprisonment

Non-Compliance not an option


for running sustainable businesses !!!
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Responsibilities of Directors and KMPs
Directors Responsibility Statement (Sec 134 of Companies Act, 2013)
The directors certify as part of the Annual Board’s Report that they have devised
proper systems to ensure compliance with the provisions of all applicable laws and
that such systems are adequate and operating effectively.

Internal Financial Controls: the Directors Responsibility Statement shall include a


declaration from Director that Internal financial controls being followed by the
Company are adequate and were operating effectively. (Sec 134(5))

Liability of Non Executive / Independent Directors (Sec 149)


Directors liable for act/ omission which occurred with their knowledge attributable
through Board Processes or with their consent or connivance or where they did not
act diligently.

Duties of Directors (Sec 166)


To exercise duties with due and reasonable care, skill and diligence and exercise
independent judgment.

All Directors may be liable to the Company for a loss that may arise from an
unconsidered failure of the Board.

Company Secretary responsible for reporting all Compliances to the Board in


all board meetings (Sec 203)

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Are you managing your Compliances Effectively?
 Are you able to keep real time track of changes in all applicable Laws?
 Do you have a centralised monitoring system for tracking Compliances
across all entities, locations and departments?
 Are your compliances always on time and without late fees or penalties?
 Are your key compliance documents and challans properly stored and
accessible?
 Do you report Compliances to your Board or Sr. Management on a monthly
basis?
 Do you maintain a centralized repository of all your Contracts?
 Are you able to pro actively track expiry dates of all Registrations
and Licenses?
 Do you have a system to monitor Audit findings till closure?

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Compliance Maturity Model

Phase 4
Mature

Compliance
Phase 3 Audits
Integrated
Compliance
Management Phase 2
Compliance
Limited Control
Monitoring
Half -Baked
Phase 1 Dept.
No Control Checklists

Ad hoc

Organizational Maturity

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Building a World Class Compliance Framework

 Identify Applicable Laws


 Compliance Checklists of all Applicable Laws
 Accountability for each Compliance
 Monthly Compliance Calendar
 Real time Compliance Dashboards
 Quarterly Compliance Declarations
 Alerts, Reminders & Escalations for Compliances
 Compliance Committee
 Monthly Legal Updates

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Benefits of a Compliance Framework
 Value creation
– Enhanced goodwill amongst stakeholders and business associates
– Enhanced creditworthiness
– Helps increased focus on governance, transparency & accountability

 Risk Management
– Ensures compliance with various laws
– Helps to avoid penalties and prosecutions
– Minimizes Litigation

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How Complinity Compliance Software can Help You

Compliance Legal Updates Contracts


Track and Monitor all Get real time Legal Updates Maintain repository of all
applicable Compliances for applicable Laws Contracts & track Expiry Dates

Registrations Litigations Assessments


Maintain repository of all Track all open Cases, Track and monitor all open
Registrations & Licenses Hearings and Legal Notices assessments

Secretarial Audit Insurance


Automate Corporate Track Audit Findings till Track all Insurances & get
Secretarial Function Closure Expiry Alerts

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Sample Dashboards

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Complinity USPs

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About Us
 We are a Technology Company specializing in Governance,
Risk & Compliance (GRC) powered by a Corporate Law Firm

 5 Partners & 80+ professionals comprising CA, CS, Lawyers


and IT Professionals

 300+ clients all over India


Co-founders

Sumit Pahwa Kapil K. Sharma


Partner, Legal Partner, Compliance

•Corporate Lawyer •Company Secretary and Corporate Lawyer


•20 yrs exp (1998-2018) •20 yrs exp (1998-2018)
•Formerly Head Legal - Barclays •Formerly GM – Coral Drugs
•Expert in Corporate Laws, Cyber crime, POSH, •Expert in labour laws, direct and indirect
IBC, NCLT taxation, compliance audits, frameworks etc.
•Author, Speaker •FCS, LLb, DBF
•FCS, LLb, DBF, MBA (FMS)

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Co-Founders

Preeti Pahwa Hari Balasubramanian


Partner, Secretarial & POSH Partner, Complinity
•Company Secretary •Technology Professional
•20 yrs exp (1998-2018) •38 yrs exp. (1980-2018)
•Formerly CS- Sun Vacuum •Formerly CIO Modi Xerox & CEO, Usha Martin
•Expert in Corporate Laws and POSH matters •Member, Global Security Board, Apache group
• FCS, LLb •B Tech, MS (New York)

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Building Relationships, not just Clients !!!

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