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Eight principles designed to protect assets of securities firms’ clients

Events that contributed to the global financial crisis have led to careful examination of the way securities firms protect their clients’ assets. To help regulators improve supervision of such firms, the International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) last week published a consultation report, Recommendations Regarding the Protection of Client Assets....

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FM magazine, August 2020

FM, August 2020
A case study in bribery violations

A case study in bribery violations

A telecom incurs $1 billion in fines for violating US anti-bribery laws. Here’s how finance departments can prevent and detect bribery schemes.
With concert halls closed due to COVID-19, a phone on a tripod livestreams National Symphony Orchestra principal second violin Marissa Regni playing on NSO@Home LIVE from her home in Annandale, Virginia, in the US.

House music

The $50 billion global music industry has seen a big shakeup of its business model, with the coronavirus accelerating an existing shift to streaming.
Circular economy

Circular economy

Limited natural resources, strained by population growth, are forcing organisations to rethink the “take-make-dispose” linear business model.
Andrew Harding, FCMA, CGMA

Rebuilding the global economy

Andrew Harding, FCMA, CGMA, chief executive–Management Accounting at the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, says members have risen to the global challenge, backed by a strong and now larger organisation.
Exceptional Costs, Exceptional Challenges

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