• Which compliance programmes are seen as proactive and well-designed in the eyes of regulators and enforcement agencies?
• How to withstand an increased level of scrutiny by Governments, shareholders and external auditors
• How to meet increased Government expectations on internal controls
Chloe Cina
Chloe Cina, a barrister and leading international financial sanctions expert. She is the Head of Global Sanctions Advisory at Deutsche Bank. Her work includes advising on complex cross-border investigations, enforcement, high profile transactions and sanctions compliance, particularly in the context of Russia, Iran and humanitarian aid. She’s recognised by international organisations, regulators, and the private sector for her thought leadership and legal advisory work. She worked for United Nations. At the Foreign Office she was in the National Security team where she led the Iran nuclear legal team for the UK. At HSBC she was the UK Head of Sanctions.
Emanuela Marrone
Emanuela Marrone is the Trade Controls Compliance Manager at Vodafone Group. She has started her extensive career in Trade Compliance/Export Controls in the aerospace sector where she worked for the world’s leading aerospace companies in their different divisions such as Defence, Civil, and at the Corporate level. Mrs. Marrone is a member of several European groups of Export Controls experts which allowed her to contribute to the EUP2P export control program for arms-ATT’ (EUP2P-ATT) and being a speaker in international conferences, working groups, and author of articles on compliance, non-proliferation, and arms controls. She got her master’s degree in Internationalisation of Trade Relations at the University of Catania after being a visiting scholar in both EU and US universities. In her current role at Vodafone Group, Mrs Marrone is oversighting, both operationally and strategically, the Internal Compliance Program for Vodafone Group and its Local Markets worldwide.
