Internal Audit & Politics
Internal Audit & Politics Should internal auditors have a political view. More importantly, should internal auditors express their political views? There comes a time when the answer has to be…
Internal Audit & Politics Should internal auditors have a political view. More importantly, should internal auditors express their political views? There comes a time when the answer has to be…
In the shadow of Netflix’s newly released Bank of Dave 2, a story that celebrates community resilience and ethical finance, the UK finds itself at a crossroads. While the film…
Trump 2.0 Today’s sees the inauguration of the 47th President of the United States of America. Donald J. Trump will complete his unlikely comeback – certainly a case study in…
Climate Change Shock The Financial Stability Board has just published a report that concludes that climate change could lead to a broader panic in the financial system. The report concludes…
“Animal Spirit” Time The Financial Times this morning reflects on the positive statements issued by senior Wall Street bank executives as they ponder the Trump effect. All are clear that…
City Minister Quits The UK’s City Minister, Tulip Siddiq, has resigned her position. She has been named in two corruption probes and linked to properties that may have been acquired…
Reeves Presses Growth Button UK Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will call in a number of regulators on Thursday to assess how well they are doing in taking steps to remove red…
AI v Hiring According to a survey conducted by Boston Consulting Group, 51 per cent of employers said they would prioritise investment in AI as opposed to hiring staff. A…
BlackRock Quits Climate Alliance BlackRock has become the latest US financial services institution to quit the Net Zero Climate Alliance. In a letter to shareholders the firm states that its…
PRA Goes Softer Presenting to a Lords committee, Sam Woods, the PRA’s CEO, noted that the regulator has come under pressure to go softer on regulation. He was responding by…