The Assignment Clause: Why It Matters

Author(s): Frank Sewell

It is no secret that mergers and acquisitions are significant, especially in today's IT and cybersecurity markets. Still, it is unlikely to be foremost in people's thoughts when reviewing a new agreement. Simply put, an unexpected merger or acquisition of one of your current vendors could create an unacceptable risk to your organization.

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Vendor Management, Risk Impact, CIO, Risk Management, Risk Assessment, Third Party Risk Management, nParty Risk Management, Vendor Risk, regulatory, compliance, Security, Financial risk, Operational Risk, Security Risk, Strategic Risk, Regulatory Risk, Compliance Risk, Assignment, Merger & Acquisition, M&A, ESG

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