Opinion

Addressing London’s soft touch on dirty money

‘Blocked’ entities increasingly using corporate bond measures to gain access to financial markets

ESG as a term remains politically fraught, but that doesn’t mean companies, especially those bound by reporting regulations, can take it off their agendas. And as widespread awareness of the corporate concept turns 20 years old this year, leaders should...

What Gurbir Grewal’s recent statements forecast for compliance leaders in 2024

After trouble finds Musk & Bankman-Fried, will CEOs learn to zip it?

With a notoriously ineffective legislative body at the federal level, hope may seem thin, but cybersecurity expert Scott Allendevaux makes the case that 2024 may be perfect time.

Companies that lag risk being left behind

Compliance professionals Ximena Restrepo and Andrea Richards, both recently dealing with the upheaval of job loss and change, recount their experiences in the modern compliance job market — and offer advice to those facing a transition in 2024.

Why continuous professional development is always a good idea

Building a real compliance function can warm up crypto’s winter of discontent

Time for companies to start showing meaningful progress on climate initiatives

Commentary about Israel and Gaza continues to draw swift rebukes — on all sides of the conflict. With corporate boycotts and political punditry in high gear, CCI editorial director Jennifer L. Gaskin explores the ethics and compliance implications.