Governance and risk

• Brexit Q&A: Preparing for currency fluctuations

  European finance departments may consider tactics to deal with volatility.

• IAASB aims to enhance engagement quality reviews

  The International Auditing and Assurance Standards Board has proposed new rules designed to ensure that engagement quality reviews maintain their effectiveness.

• Risk: ‘A unique opportunity on the table’

  Accountants have an opportunity to focus on the benefits of intelligent risk-taking as well as risk-mitigation, according to an IFAC report.

• Brexit concerns hover over capital markets

  In the longer term, there might be changes reflecting the amounts of bank capital and investment funds allocated to transactions being originated in London and local continental European centres.

• Bouncing back from a public relations setback

  A marketing event goes wrong, but long-term thinking by the finance department helps mitigate the fallout. What did Build-a-Bear do right?

• Are you sure your anti-bribery efforts work?

  To fine-tune compliance and risk management programmes and improve prevention of bribery and corruption, multinational companies should take into account these four insights.

• Irish business leaders plan for Brexit disruption

  The uncertainties surrounding the conditions under which Britain may leave the EU are particularly challenging for businesses in Ireland. Here is how two of them are dealing with the challenges.

• Preparing post-Brexit supply chains

  Companies need to consider many factors when preparing for Brexit.

• Assessing Brexit risks in central and eastern Europe

  Companies could feel the impact in a number of areas.

• UK CFOs react to Brexit deal defeat

  Currency fluctuation and supply chains are among the concerns of finance chiefs “prepared for the worst” as the 29 March departure date looms.

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