NEWS
Med anledning av den p�g�ende globala finanskrisen,
skandaler, stagnerande tillv�xt och �kad tillsyns�vervakning i Norden, har
kravet p� striktare uppfyllande av bolagsstyrning, riskrapportering, compliance
och IT-s�kerhet (GRC) �ter hamnat i fokus. F�r industrin g�ller att planera
och hantera f�r potentiella hot och risker, allt f�r att s�kra en l�ngsiktig
�verlevnad och l�nsamhet.
Prompted by the global financial crisis, scandals
and the negative public opinion on corporate oversight, directors and executives
are looking for guidance on how to take the lead on governance, risk management,
compliance and IT-security (GRC) issues and to address the potential threats
and dangers the company is disposed to.
Corporate bribery and anti-corruption enforcement
is big business for the US oversight authorities. Unfortunately, the current
approach is neither fit to resolve international bribery issues and situations,
nor delivers justice. The purpose of the FCPA must be redefined to combat
global Bribery and Corruption in the long run.
The board of directors and senior management look
towards the CFO and risk and compliance officers to address the issues and
pressures from outside 'market forces' that affect organizations ability
to change business scenarios and financial models.
There is an increasing awareness of fraud, misconduct
and related good governance and risk management matters in the Nordics as
well as globally. Companies are facing increased pressure from their stakeholders
to ensure that integrity and ethics components of compliance will add value
to the company's enterprise risk profile. Therefore, all businesses are
attempting to implement a comprehensive framework third party due diligence
and fraud monitoring. At the 9th annual European GRC Summit in Stockholm
on the 22-23rd September, at the World Trade Center, the finance/accounting
team together with GRC officers will learn how to prevent certain noticeable
instances of frauds or misconduct.
The overly regulated oversight reporting requires
an integrated compliance landscape where good governance results in optimized
risk management and automated compliance processes. The journey of Governance,
Risk, Compliance and IT-Security (GRC) conformity, requires a holistic approach
in addressing the massive overreach. The Copenhagen Compliance� Global Actionable
Regulatory Program (GARP) maintains the governance religion but changes
the risk management rituals to be compliant.
Then the CFO is a key company strategist that can
deliver both data and context for smarter decisions.The annual CFO-Agenda
in Mumbai offers a platform for leading Indian finance professionals to
discuss, engage and question the accounting, finance, data, -visualization,
- integration, -security and other governance, risk management and compliance
processes, that are fundamental for CFO Innovation and creating value for
the organization.
There is an urgent need for innovative solutions in
the pursuit of the current cyber risks controls. The cost and consequences
of any cyber-breach are increasing, and the continued operation, and business
are at stake. Management is overwhelmed by the news of a cyber-risk attack
and the data disruption that follows.
Cyber-crime, IT-Security, cyber-security issues are
one of the biggest digital challenges facing business leaders and corporates
today. It is, therefore, vital that you gain insights into the management
of information security.
