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As the European Union advances its efforts to strengthen corporate accountability, two major regulatory developments—the EU Anti-Corruption Directive and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD)—are set to reshape compliance expectations for organizations operating in, or with, the EU.
This practical, insight-driven webinar is designed specifically for legal and compliance professionals working in international environments. Join our speaker, Nicola Bonnuci, Member of the Board of the Basel Institute on Governance, to gain a clear understanding of how these directives intersect and what they mean for your organization’s approach to ethics, transparency, and responsible business conduct.
Nicola will share important details on:
• The key requirements and objectives of each directive
• Where the overlaps create new compliance risks—and opportunities for alignment
• The business functions and risk areas that demand increased scrutiny
• Concrete, actionable steps you can begin implementing now
This session focuses on real-world application, helping you translate complex regulatory updates into practical strategies for your internal teams.
Come prepared with your questions—and leave with a roadmap for compliance readiness.
Nicola Bonucci is a French-Italian lawyer. He spent more than thirty years in intergovernmental organizations, in particular at the OECD Legal Directorate, including fourteen years as General Counsel. While at the OECD, he has been closely following the implementation of the OECD Anti Bribery Convention since its entry into force in 1999. He then joined the law firm Paul Hastings as partner in Paris dealing with white collar offences and compliance. He is now an independent expert working on white collar integrity, responsible business conduct and public international law issues. He has been a Member of the Ethics Committees of the Organising Committee of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games (COJOP) and of the public body in charge of infrastructure (SOLIDEO) and one of the founders, on behalf of the OECD, of the International Partnership Against Corruption in Sports (IPACS).
Mr Bonucci is an associate professor of international law at the university of Paris Cité, a member of the Board of the Basel Institute on Governance and the Vice President of the French Society of international law. M Bonucci also acts as Legal Advisor to the ICCROM.
