Governance and risk

How expected credit loss standards will challenge auditors

Auditors and others that deal with a company’s financial statement will experience new challenges as a result of implementation of new financial reporting standards requiring reporting of expected credit losses related to financial instruments.

PwC survey finds tiny decrease in economic crime

The results of a recent PwC survey might not appear to be particularly alarming: the percentage of organisations that experienced economic crime in the previous 24 months was down, albeit only slightly. Scratch beneath the surface, however, and it doesn’t take long to find signs of trouble.

Regulation: A moving but immovable target

For the 11th consecutive quarter, regulatory requirements and changes top the list of challenges cited by US finance executives in a survey. CFOs and controllers sometimes hire consultants or ask existing staff to take on extra work to make sure they’re compliant.

How to gather risk intelligence

Risk management requires constant assessment of internal and external information. Here’s how it’s done at Siemens Wind Power in Denmark.

Lines of defence

US Bancorp tasked internal auditors with evaluating whether the company’s enterprise risk management approach was functioning as intended. Find out how they did it.

Daring to adapt a brand

To successfully tap consumer markets around the world, companies may have to risk changing their brands. Enterprise risk management offers tools to help deal with the challenge.

Countries with the most business-friendly regulations

Reforms adopted worldwide in the past 12 years have reduced regulatory constraints on small and midsize businesses, especially in emerging economies. Find out where the regulatory improvements have made the biggest difference.
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