Opinion

Laws are being copy+pasted from coast to coast

Corporate scandals continue seemingly unabated, and federal authorities increasingly point to a strong compliance function as a difference-maker in their investigations. It’s no wonder, then, that demand for compliance officers is growing. But as Fordham law professor Joseph Burke wonders,...

Where it is legal, compliance pros themselves could benefit from microdosing

Biometrics, including facial recognition, can help beef up security across many industries

Benefits of emerging technology are clear, but privacy risks are high

An estimated 20% of the U.S. workforce are family caregivers outside of work, meaning they provide assistance for a parent or other adult family member. As the Baby Boomer generation continues to age (and with Generation X hot on their...

Contrary to conventional wisdom, simple leadership answers aren’t easy to come by

Shifting to inquiry-led approach means proper delegation

Want an engaged workforce? Help them find meaning in their jobs.

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...