Risk & Compliance

Data Security

Media to Go Tech-Free in Data Release ‘Lockups’

The Trump administration says reporters' use of computers in secure lockup rooms can give high-speed traders a "head start" on market-moving news.

Matthew Heller
January 17, 2020
Legal

Final Arguments Made Over T-Mobile, Sprint Deal

States opposing the merger call it "presumptively anticompetitive” but the companies say it will “create a new, world class network."
Disclosure

House Passes Bill to Close ‘8-K Trading Gap’

The current system that allows insiders to trade on information about a significant corporate event is "a total abuse of the public trust."
Risk Management

Workplace Class Actions: The Threat Keeps Growing

Class action litigation mania didn't abate last year. Here are five of the hottest trends heading into 2020.
Governance

What Are the Top Concerns for Boards in 2020?

The list includes a potential economic downturn, board diversity, corporate reputation, pay equity, cybersecurity, and corporate innovation.
Risk Management

U.S. Billion Dollar Weather Disasters Doubled in Last Decade

The nation experienced 14 billion-dollar weather and climate disasters last year totaling $45 billion.
Cash Management

ECB Continues Assessing ‘Feasibility And Merits’ Of Digital Currencies

They could have major implications for the financial sector and the transmission of monetary policy, says Christine Lagarde.
Cyber insurance
Risk Management

Cyber Incidents Ranked as No. 1 Business Risk

Allianz says its latest risk survey shows "cyber risk and climate change are two significant challenges that companies need to watch closely."
Regulation

U.S. Pushes Voluntary Guidelines for AV Industry

Safety advocates say the guidelines for autonomous vehicles "fall well-short of the safeguards that are necessary to protect the public."
Regulation

NY Regulator Seeks Banks’ Libor Transition Plans

Inadequate preparation for the transition "could have an adverse impact on the safety and soundness of regulated institutions."
Auditing

SEC Planning to Loosen Auditor Independence Rules

On Monday, the SEC proposed changing the rules to keep auditor committees and auditors from spending time on "non-substantive" rule breaches.
Leadership

CFO Magazine’s Most-Read Stories of 2019

Our most-popular articles reflected finance chiefs' top concerns during the decade's final year.
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