Risk & Compliance

Regulation

Gig Companies Push Mass. Ballot Initiative

The measure, modeled on California's Prop 22, "could make Massachusetts the epicenter for an expensive fight over the legal rights of gig workers."
Regulation

New SEC Chief Aims to Tame Crypto ‘Wild West’

SEC Chair Gary Gensler says the industry is "rife with fraud" and if Congress doesn't act, "I worry a lot of people will be hurt."
Auditing

EY, Partners Charged With Auditor Independence Violations

The charges may reignite the discussion around the too-cozy relationship of some finance executives and their audit firms.
Regulation

SEC to Tighten Disclosure Rules for Chinese Firms

“The disclosures of U.S.-listed Chinese companies have not met the threshold of disclosure for other companies headquartered in the U.S."
Analytics

How Data and Analytics Can Unlock Profit in Cost Centers

Simple risk mitigation and defensive posturing in a manner consistent with traditional cost centers will no longer cut it.
Regulation

Nikola Founder Charged With Fraud

The SEC said Trevor Milton repeatedly provided false and misleading information to investors, often communicated to them through social media. 
Regulation

Eagle Bancorp CFO Faces SEC Probe

The commission has notified Charles Levingston of possible charges but he will continue to serve as finance chief.
Financial Reporting

Tandy Leather Fined for Faulty Inventory Tracking

The SEC says the limitations in Tandy's tracking system resulted in inaccurate information being included in its financial statements going back to 2016.
Risk Management

A Question of Coverage: Business Interruption Claims

The courts will decide whether interruption insurance policyholders have legitimate claims for their pandemic-related losses.
Regulation

Biden to Name Tech Critic as Top Antitrust Cop

Jonathan Kanter "has been a leading advocate and expert in the effort to promote strong and meaningful antitrust enforcement and competition policy.”
Cryptocurrency

Yellen Urges Swift Action on Stablecoin Rules

A presidential working group expects to make recommendations on how to regulate the booming digital currencies amid concerns over their stability.
Supply Chain

CFOs: Higher Input Costs Will Persist

Some companies are taking aggressive action to pass on at least some of the abnormal cost increases to customers.
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