Compliance

In 2021, a Times investigation found that nearly 50 UK universities had accepted upwards of £52 million in direct cash payments for tuition and fees from students hailing from countries …

Leadership problems do not just happen among top executives; they can also arise within the board of directors, affecting the whole organization In the past year, notable controversies have highlighted …

Imagine being held in a store under suspicion of shoplifting; now imagine that not only did you do nothing wrong, but you learn you’re being detained because of a faulty …

The landscape of due diligence is undergoing a profound transformation. The need for a hybrid approach has emerged, one that marries the precision of data analysis with the depth of …

For all its many benefits and demands on corporations, the FCPA tackles only one side of the bribery and corruption equation: the offer or payment of a bribe. A new …

Global GDP loss from climate change will increase exponentially the warmer the planet gets when its cascading impact on global supply chains is factored in, finds a new study led …

Generative AI is the technology of the moment and the future, but cybersecurity leaders have yet to truly put it to work. It’s difficult to identify “best practices,” when so …

The evolving threat of AI-based disinformation requires risk mitigation planning to avoid catastrophic reputational damage. As disinformation threats can materialize rapidly, companies must prepare in advance to ensure business resiliency. …

The SEC’s new cybersecurity guidelines, which went into effect in December, mark a major period of transformation for public companies, as they must not only disclose material cyber incidents within …

Germany is embarking on a comprehensive reform of its data protection laws, with a particular focus on regulating credit reporting agencies such as Schufa. This initiative aims to fortify consumer …