Risk & Compliance

Coronavirus

Airlines Accept Terms for Virus Relief Grants

In exchange for accepting the funds, carriers have agreed to prohibitions on stock buybacks and layoffs, and limits on executive pay.
Coronavirus

Strings Attached: Guidelines for Seeking Coronavirus Relief Funds

Businesses should be prepared to go through a rigorous process, and in some cases should expect to give up ownership stakes.
Technology

Apple, Google Add Tech Muscle to Virus Fight

The companies have teamed up to add technology to their smartphones that will alert users if they have been in contact with a COVID-19 infected person.
Regulation

Fed Offers More Support for Loans, Corporate Debt

The Fed's latest moves in response to the coronavirus crisis take it "well beyond the lender-of-last-resort functions it played" during the Great Recession.
Bankruptcy

The Restructuring Remedy

As painful as this reckoning is likely to be, substantial restructurings must occur across several industries on accelerated timelines.
Fraud

Ironclad Execs Accused of $6M Accounting Fraud

The SEC says former CFO William Aisenberg and two colleagues improperly recognized revenue to inflate the work glove maker's revenue by as much as 24%.
The Economy

Moody’s Sees Potential Recovery in 2nd Half of 2020

But downside risks to growth remain high as the spread of the coronavirus and duration of lockdowns remain “highly uncertain."
Coronavirus

Japan to Declare Emergency, Approves $1T Stimulus Package

The stimulus aims to limit job losses and bankruptcies and initiates a post-pandemic, V-shaped economic recovery.
Credit

W.Va. Bank Fails After Years of Financial Woes

First State Bank had "experienced longstanding capital and asset quality issues, operating with financial difficulties since 2015,” the FDIC says.
Coronavirus

Airlines Meet Deadline for Payroll Grant Program

The $25 billion program is aimed at helping U.S. carriers weather the drastic drop in demand caused by the coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus

Google Launches ‘Mobility Reports’ to Monitor Social Distancing

Public health officials said the data could be helpful as they make critical decisions to combat COVID-19.
Credit

Banks Brace for Crisis Loan Program Rollout

Lenders fear the launch of the $350 billion program could be "a disaster that could dwarf the failed kickoff of the Obamacare enrollment web site in 2013."
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