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Tactics to manage regulatory change
Read moreThe ability for an organisation to deal with regulatory change effectively and efficiently is paramount to an effective compliance and risk management program. Managing this process can be a challenge depending on the size of the organisation, its geographic breadth, industry, and business. Organisations should be pragmatic and leverage solutions to help implement new and changing regulations to make this process less cumbersome.
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Legal frontiers: AI to ethics
Read moreAI has already begun to revolutionise the way we live our lives and the way we work — and as this technology becomes more integrated with our everyday activities, we need to cast our eyes to the future to ensure this ongoing development maintains ethical standards and provides benefit for all.
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Early intervention can reduce whistleblowers’ pain
Read moreNew research reveals that 81.6 per cent of whistleblowers in Australia and New Zealand have faced repercussions for speaking up. And in at least 34 per cent of cases, they suffered harassment or direct adverse employment impacts.
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Company secretaries: it’s time for automation
Read moreCloud computing, e-signatures, block chain, advanced artificial intelligence … there’s no denying technology has changed the way many of us work. Yet, despite the rise and rise of technology and automation solutions, Company Secretaries are still feeling the burden of manual tasks, many of which are being carried out the same way they were 20 years ago.
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Cbus sharpens its ESG focus
Read moreCbus, the industry super fund for the building, construction and allied industries, has released a responsible investment policy outlining how it will take environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks into account in its investment decision-making processes.
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Study confirms the deterrence power of enforceable undertakings
Read moreA recent study has found that enforceable undertakings (EUs) play a vital role in the Australian Securities and Investments Commission’s (ASIC) armoury against corporate misconduct.