Kingland Powers RSM's Global Risk and Independence Program
Kingland is providing the digital core for RSM's global risk, ethics, and independence program announced in a press release. The partnership supports RSM’s efforts to manage regulatory obligations across its international network of member firms.
Kingland’s Restricted List Management solution enables RSM to automate monitoring of client relationships and personal financial interests. This helps ensure compliance with auditor independence and client onboarding requirements.
The collaboration expands on Kingland’s role in modernizing RSM’s ethics and independence infrastructure. The system integrates and automates risk management processes, strengthening the firm’s ability to maintain regulatory standards globally.
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