blog | Regulatory Intelligence Behavox’s New Board Member, Catherine Lenson on How to Meet the Challenges of the New Workplace, Including Unmonitored Voice Channels and Multilingual Comms December 14, 2021 Jody Houton Share The December edition of BeWomen – our series of fireside chats with industry insiders – returned last week, with a discussion between our Chief Intelligence Officer, Fahreen Kurji, and our new Behavox Board member, Catherine Lenson, Chief People Officer and Head of Social Impact at SoftBank Investment Advisors. Catherine shared numerous interesting anecdotes and inspirational tales from the world of business and investment during the interview, including her unconventional route into the industry, some of her greatest career lessons, and obstacles that she’s faced along the way. Catherine also spoke about some of the challenges associated with changing work cultures, such as the dangers posed by unmonitored voice channels. “Remote working has thrown up a tonne of challenges that I think we’re only just starting to get to grips with: Fraudulent behavior, improper workplace conduct… all that has moved into voice channels. If things are going on that firms need to be monitoring, the chances are that it’s going to be happening in one of these forums.”Catherine Lenson, Chief People Officer and Head of Social Impact at SoftBank Investment Advisors “Firms know that they have to record voice comms, and they’ve been doing it for a while. The question is: how do you monitor it, and what do you do with it? And, to what extent is the monitoring of those channels able to pick up on issues, help with corporate culture, and prevent fraud? That, I think, is the next big challenge and one that Behavox is uniquely qualified to support with. Frankly, it presents a massively important opportunity.” Another topic discussed was the need to have access to the right technology and the right solutions, especially in international work environments. “It’s a given that in 2021, if you’re running an international business, you’re going to have to manage that in an international way. If you’re a bad actor, it goes without saying that you’re going to make it as hard as possible for your actions to be detected. Slipping into another language [besides English] is the oldest trick in the book… It’s absolutely table stakes that a top tier financial firm should be able to detect that [improper behavior in non-English] – that’s a given.” As always, considering one of the main purposes of the BeWomen event is to enable Behavox employees to gain insights from industry insiders, the one-hour fireside chat culminated in a round of Q&A with the Behavox team. Click here to watch the full fireside chat. Check out our past BeWomen sessions with Simona Fionda, Head of Europe Enterprise Risk at Funding Circle UK, Emmanuelle Bury-Lucas, Chief Compliance Officer at BNP Paribas, and Carolina Brochado, Founding Partner at EQT Growth. Behavox Voice enables reviewers to quickly and accurately identify flagged content, resulting in a laser-focused, efficient review process. Download our ‘Fraud Can Be Found in Voice Communications – Are You Listening? infographic to discover why a random sampling approach is an insufficient strategy to surveillance. Radar Magazine Radar 13 Out Now A New Era For Compliance Download Radar 13 SUBSCRIBE TODAY Complete this form to receive our Newsletter! Thank you for signing up for our Newsletter! Related Readings Regulatory Intelligence Avoiding the Hidden Price of Non-Compliance: Monitorships November 20, 2023 Regulatory Intelligence Benchmarking Behavox Voice Against Leading Transcription Services. November 13, 2023 Regulatory Intelligence Unleashing Innovation: How Google Cloud and Behavox transform financial compliance… October 4, 2023
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