Risk and Compliance news

As countries around the globe struggle with COVID-19, the are a myriad of ways in which humanity’s empathy, fortitude and creativity are managing to rise above fear, worry and pain.

COVID-19 and global risk management:  What we can see from the data.

The case is a stark reminder of the reputational, regulatory, financial and strategic costs when a compliance programme falls short.

Check out our latest Q&A with Georgios Tsatsaronis. As we talk about the power of AI for Academic & Healthcare research. Read the full interview.

When Transparency International published its Corruption Perceptions Index for 2019, it revealed a distressing picture of corruption worldwide.

Technological advances have given rise to tools that, in the coming years, have the increasing potential to spread disinformation. Preserving trust when anyone with a computer can impersonate you presents a unique challenge.

The European Commission introduced a new action plan which aims at supporting the financial services industry in becoming more sustainable in support of the UN SDGs and the #parisagreement. Take a closer look at the details of this regulation and what it can mean for your company.

The Turner Prize has reversed a sponsorship deal because the sponsor’s owner backed a ban on teaching LGBT issues. Our latest blog explore steps art orgs can take to mitigate rising compliance risks:

Debate on and sharing of innovative ideas for addressing serious global issues, including corruption and human rights.

In a globalised business environment characterised by increasingly complex supply chains, companies need to monitor a wide range of sources to detect warning signs of supplier risk before they cause legal, financial or reputational damage. This article identifies some of the biggest risks to companies and the best way to monitor those risks.