Compliance
Compliance system
For the purposes of developing and establishing a compliance system for the Medley Group, Medley has created compliance regulations and a Legal Compliance Department to promote a variety of internal compliance systems. In addition, owing to the importance of compliance in the field of medical health care, as is common among overseas companies, we have also established the position of General Counsel to be in charge of legal compliance functions and we are working to ensure full compliance throughout the decision-making processes of our corporate group.
The Legal Compliance Department, headed by General Counsel, implements measures necessary to establish a compliance system for the entire corporate group and, by regularly conducting compliance training necessary to the business activities of each department, a system to ensure that business activities are conducted with high ethical standards while collecting compliance-related information has been established.
Compliance training
When they enter the company, all Medley employees receive training in corporate ethics and basic compliance as well as insider trading prevention. We work to have all employees adopt a mindset regarding compliance that ensures that they not only comply with laws and regulations, but correctly understand societal norms and conduct corporate activities in a way that conforms with them.
Starting in FY2020, we also expanded the content of basic training and applied training. We have included training covering a wide range of topics including harassment prevention, basic internal controls, general contract theory, and intellectual property law in order to raise the level of compliance knowledge on a companywide level.
Establishment of internal reporting system
Based on internal reporting regulations, Medley has established an internal reporting system to allow the reporting of internal misconduct. The company has established a total of three internal and external three reporting routes (contact points) including reporting to the compliance department, reporting to a standing corporate auditor, and reporting to an external legal firm.
The privacy of those reporting or consulting via these contact points is strictly protected and rules have been established to ensure that those reporting or consulting do not suffer any disadvantage.
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