Governance and risk

How to help internal audit reduce fraud losses

Internal auditors can use a number of strategies to help organisations do a better job tracking down fraud, according to a panel of internal auditors, fraud examiners, and a regulator.

Strengthening the defences

Management accountants can and should rise to the cyber-security challenge, according to Peter Simons, FCMA, CGMA.

Fighting the flood

Lawrie Holmes seeks a progress report from two seasoned champions of corporate transparency.

Terrorism risks: How to prepare

Data show that terrorism risk around the world is rising. Organisations should be vigilant in scanning the horizon for threats and updating plans to address terror concerns.

A CFO job for adrenaline junkies

Being the CFO at a fast-growing start-up can be addictive. David Lee, FCMA, CGMA, who left a British multinational conglomerate to work with tech start-ups nine years ago, explains why.

The 5 habits of top risk managers

Top-performing companies in risk management are more likely to project revenue and profit growth, according to a PwC report that offers steps for organisations to better embed strategy into risk management practices.

3 steps toward a more effective board

Corporate boards’ scope of responsibilities continues to broaden, and directors’ confidence that they have what it takes to tackle the challenges is lagging.

6 disruptive forces for boards to tackle

The EY Center for Board Matters and the WomenCorporateDirectors Foundation list six change factors boards should focus on to help them address technological advances, geopolitical developments, and a changing workforce.

Why ‘complete ERM’ is a myth

Risk management initiatives must evolve as an organisation’s risk exposures change. These days, all entities are taking a harder look at how they manage risk, according to an annual survey.
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