A new global report shows that ESG considerations are top of mind for finance leaders and that technical debt is holding back companies’ plans to innovate.
More than two-thirds of leaders believe that the risks affecting their organisation are increasing in volume and complexity. The respondents in a new global survey said their organisation’s approach to risk management is struggling to keep pace, according to a new report by AICPA & CIMA and North Carolina State University.
The FRC seeks to update the UK Corporate Governance Code to ensure it aligns with changes to legal and regulatory requirements set out by the UK government.
A recent global survey from McKinsey found that leaders are looking to increase AI-related investments, but less than half have planned for the organisational risks involved.
New research predicts that AI integration will pose further risks over the coming months as accelerated digitisation continues to outpace regulatory guardrails.
A large majority of organisations were hit by cyberattacks last year, and over half of IT professionals said that worrying about cybersecurity now seeps into their personal lives.
An AICPA & CIMA leader focused on ESG explains the difference between ESG and sustainability, and why governance is sometimes a forgotten part of ESG, in this podcast episode with transcript.
Less than one-third of audit team leaders surveyed have access to the talent they need to fuel AI and machine learning solutions. Leaders are trying a variety of approaches to bridge the gap.
High interest rates and supply chain risks may lead to further uncertainty and economic headwinds over the next several years, a new report from S&P Global says.
The percentage of companies disclosing climate-related information is increasing each year, but many preparers continue to face challenges reporting governance information.
Experts across industries warn that environmental issues carry the most severe long-term impacts and that measures to prepare for climate change are ineffective.
Many of the tests do not capture 'second round' effects, or impact on banks of climate change hitting the wider economy, the Financial Stability Board found.
