All Compliance Week articles in Web Issue – Page 555
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Blog
Latest batch of Trump nominations includes new ‘regulatory czar’
The latest nominations announced by President Trump include a pick to be the administration’s new “regulatory czar,” the administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.
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Outsourcing Transparency Evolution: Creating value across the extended enterprise
In this report, we explore how information transparency can increase the value of outsourcing relationships across the extended enterprise. We also outline a three-step process to help improve communication for service providers and their customers to better manage outsourcing risk and enhance competitive advantage for both sides.
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Blog
KPMG, PCAOB dismiss personnel over inspection leak
Heads are rolling at both KPMG and the PCAOB over an information leak that gave KPMG auditors a leg up heading into its annual regulatory inspections.
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OCC names senior vice president, enterprise risk management
OCC, the world’s largest equity derivatives clearing organization, has appointed David Ridgway, a former senior risk management executive with BNY Mellon, as senior vice president, enterprise risk management.
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Article
How you reimburse mobile workers could put you at risk for a lawsuit
Regulatory trends and potential lawsuits demand that employers come up with a better way of reimbursing their mobile workers exactly what is owed and proving what was paid.
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ArticleWays companies can ease the pain of pay ratio calculations
Despite a controversial reconsideration of the SEC’s pay ratio rule, its disclosure requirements went into effect on Jan. 1. We talk to compensation expert Steve Seelig of Willis Towers Watson, about how companies, and the Commission, can make the requirements more palatable.
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5 things FinServ firms should know about the NY cyber-law
With New York’s new cyber-security law in effect, compliance officers will need to stay agile to remain compliant with data protection rules. Here are five tips for how to do just that.
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Compliance, Rolls-Royce, and DPAs—what went wrong?
If the Rolls-Royce deferred prosecution agreement is any indicator, the Serious Fraud Office plans to make heavier use of DPAs going forward, especially for companies with paper compliance programs.
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CMA launches first advertising campaign to curb cartels
The Competition and Markets Authority is putting out a £100,000 (U.S.$124,822) bounty for those who blow the whistle on cartel activity, but not everyone wants to pay for disclosure.
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Blog
Investors demand more ESG disclosure, new study says
Investor interest is growing in getting expanded information out of companies about their environmental, social, and governance issues, based on a recent global study.
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Compliance’s role in thwarting gender inequality rhetoric
Equal Pay Day highlights income inequality between men and women, and perhaps the answer to addressing unequal pay is through best corporate practice.
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Henry VIII and the Great ‘Control and Paste’ Repeal Bill
The U.K. government’s Great Repeal Bill has been dubbed the “Control and Paste” Bill, because it seems to take EU law & paste it into English law ... but how does Henry VIII factor in?
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Barclays CEO didn’t know it was illegal?
Barclays CEO James Staley is claiming ignorance, saying he didn’t know it was inappropriate to attempt to unmask the identity of an anonymous corporate whistleblower and is now facing the consequences.
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Blog
What will a code of conduct bring to British cycling?
Despite stunning successes by the British cycling team in both the Tour de France and recent Olympic games, several allegations haunt the team.
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Blog
SEC backs away from conflict minerals rule enforcement
With the May 31 deadline for conflict minerals disclosures fast approaching, a court ruling has prompted the SEC to ease its enforcement posture regarding those requirements while it rethinks the rule.
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Blog
Flying the (not so) friendly skies of United
United Airlines seems to be battling an internal cultural issue, as recent events suggest. The beleaguered airline is once again in the news—this time for forcing a paying passenger off a flight to make room for its own staff.
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Blog
Regulators globally say 42 percent of audits are deficient
Audit quality is an even bigger concern outside the United States, where inspectors spot deficiencies at major network firms in 42 percent of the audits they check.
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Blog
Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings names principal accounting officer
Aerojet Rocketdyne Holdings, an American rocket and missile propulsion manufacturer, has appointed Steven Adams, vice president and controller, to serve as principal accounting officer, effective as of April 3.
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Blog
Lennox International chief accounting officer to retire
Lennox International, a global provider of climate control solutions, has announced the retirement of Roy Rumbough as chief accounting officer and controller, effective May 31.
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Blog
LockPath, SecurityScorecard partnership streamlines vendor risk management
LockPath, a provider of governance, risk management and compliance solutions, and SecurityScorecard, a security-rating platform, announced a new partnership to streamline and strengthen how organizations manage vendor and third-party risk.