Corporate Compliance: Training the paper tiger to purr, show its teeth, or jump on
October 2013. Preventing unlawful behaviour or enforcing compliance is a learning process, in particular with moving targets. Michael Schulz, CFO Bayer CropScience and Compliance Officer answers straight questions. What are the lessons from uncovering a corruption case at Bayer Brasil? How many cases is he dealing with per year? How are fraudulent suppliers detected? How are scientists prevented to leak R&D secrets? Or: Is the company’s compliance policy a paper tiger?Reading time: 7 min
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