Lawyers Ayşe Gönen Anaeli

Ayşe Gönen Anaeli

Ayşe Gönen Anaeli

CBC Law Firm

Ayşe practices in the life sciences & healthcare, media & entertainment, and technology industries, advising on corporate and contentious issues. She provides legal support to leading international businesses operating in Turkey focusing on ethics and compliance, privacy & data protection, corporate and intellectual property.

Ayşe advises on compliance monitoring, third-party risk management, internal investigations, and contract management, designing human-centric compliance programs and legal documentation that aid a range of clients in fostering ethical cultures within their organizations.

During her career she has gained in-depth experience of tech-related legal challenges, providing legal support in data privacy and corporate matters, and in preparing and revising various commercial agreements.

In addition to her role at CBC Law Ayşe has founded two projects; Ethiculture and Compliance x Design, which focus on raising awareness of legal and compliance design and is an alumnus of the Turkish Women’s International Network.


Practice Areas & Work Department

Compliance & Business Ethics

Privacy & Data Protection

Corporate

Intellectual Property

Life Sciences & Healthcare

Technology, Media & Entertainment


Languages

English

Turkish


Education

Istanbul University, LL.B. 2020

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An Interview with CBC Law Discussing Anti-Corruption in Turkey - Part 2

Yes. In particular, money laundering-related investigations and prosecutions with the involvement of high-profiles may require extensive cooperation and exchange of information and evidence with foreign authorities. Generally, the authorities contact the foreign public and private institutions through letters related to international anti-corruption cases, asking to freeze the perpetrator’s assets.

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An Interview with CBC Law Discussing Anti-Corruption in Turkey - Part 1

The cost of non-compliance is great. If you think compliance is expensive, try non-compliance’, US Deputy Attorney General Paul McNulty. This is applicable to all jurisdictions and companies operating in Turkey.

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Unveiling the Curtain: A Guide to Effective Internal Investigations - Internal Investigations Series 01

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