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Most boards treat regulation as a cost to be minimised. The best treat it as a moat. The Compliance Dividend argues that reading the GDPR, the AI Act, and the tax code as a defensive cost centre is a strategic error, and shows what to do instead.
Drawn from six years inside the Litigation Chamber of the Belgian Data Protection Authority, twenty-eight years of tax practice, and the strategist’s training, Christophe Boeraeve shows how regulatory constraint, played well, becomes a competitive advantage: a credible signal of trust the market will pay for, a measurable discount on the cost of capital, a head start as European rules become the world’s, and a barrier a rival cannot easily cross.
The book is honest about an asymmetry it never hides. The cost of non-compliance is hard, large, and primary-sourced. The dividend is real but softer, and every figure is flagged as such. One full chapter builds the strongest case against the thesis — that Europe regulated itself out of the industries that matter — and answers it without flinching.
You will come away with a board-ready playbook that sorts any rule into pure cost, a moat, or a point of difference, and tells you what to do with each. The Apple lesson, the Brussels Effect, and the Porter paradox are made usable. The signature case, the IAB Europe saga, is told from inside the author’s own institution, where a quarter-million-euro fine reshaped an industry because the fine was never the point.
The fine is the least of it. How you comply is the strategy.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Most boards treat regulation as a cost to be minimised. The best treat it as a moat. The Compliance Dividend argues that reading the GDPR, the AI Act, and the tax code as a defensive cost centre is a strategic error, and shows what to do instead.Drawn from six years inside the Litigation Chamber of the Belgian Data Protection Authority, twenty-eight years of tax practice, and the strategist's training, Christophe Boeraeve shows how regulatory constraint, played well, becomes a competitive advantage: a credible signal of trust the market will pay for, a measurable discount on the cost of capital, a head start as European rules become the world's, and a barrier a rival cannot easily cross.The book is honest about an asymmetry it never hides. The cost of non-compliance is hard, large, and primary-sourced. The dividend is real but softer, and every figure is flagged as such. One full chapter builds the strongest case against the thesis - that Europe regulated itself out of the industries that matter - and answers it without flinching.You will come away with a board-ready playbook that sorts any rule into pure cost, a moat, or a point of difference, and tells you what to do with each. The Apple lesson, the Brussels Effect, and the Porter paradox are made usable. The signature case, the IAB Europe saga, is told from inside the author's own institution, where a quarter-million-euro fine reshaped an industry because the fine was never the point.The fine is the least of it. How you comply is the strategy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798183532548
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - Most boards treat regulation as a cost to be minimised. The best treat it as a moat. The Compliance Dividend argues that reading the GDPR, the AI Act, and the tax code as a defensive cost centre is a strategic error, and shows what to do instead.Drawn from six years inside the Litigation Chamber of the Belgian Data Protection Authority, twenty-eight years of tax practice, and the strategist's training, Christophe Boeraeve shows how regulatory constraint, played well, becomes a competitive advantage: a credible signal of trust the market will pay for, a measurable discount on the cost of capital, a head start as European rules become the world's, and a barrier a rival cannot easily cross.The book is honest about an asymmetry it never hides. The cost of non-compliance is hard, large, and primary-sourced. The dividend is real but softer, and every figure is flagged as such. One full chapter builds the strongest case against the thesis - that Europe regulated itself out of the industries that matter - and answers it without flinching.You will come away with a board-ready playbook that sorts any rule into pure cost, a moat, or a point of difference, and tells you what to do with each. The Apple lesson, the Brussels Effect, and the Porter paradox are made usable. The signature case, the IAB Europe saga, is told from inside the author's own institution, where a quarter-million-euro fine reshaped an industry because the fine was never the point.The fine is the least of it. How you comply is the strategy. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798183532548
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