Not only do corporate treasurers have to ensure water tight controls in all their operations and risk management, they have to prove it by having full records of what has been carried out and why.…
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GDPR is distracting some companies from focusing on the Criminal Finances Act, which comes into effect on 30 September and could have serious consequences for those that aren't prepared
by Bija Knowles
There are fewer than nine months before the EU's new data protection rules take effect. Companies that don't comply face steep fines. Are you taking all these recommended steps to ensure compliance?
by Bija Knowles
The US accounting standards body has released an update on hedge accounting to enable companies to better represent the economic results of their hedging in their financial statements
by Bija Knowles
UKEF seeks to stimulate UK exports over the next three years. International trade minister Greg Hands says that corporate compliance also remains a focus
by Bija Knowles
Turkey, Brazil, Italy and Greece top the rank of most complex jurisdictions for accounting and tax compliance, according to the Financial Complexity Index 2017 compiled by the TMF Group
by Jack Large
Survival guide for corporates to be able to comply from May 2018 and avoid huge fines
by Jack Large
Could full costings show a different picture on labour based corporate treasury arbitrage outsourcing?
by Bija Knowles
Lease accounting and revenue recognition are two pieces of regulatory compliance that have got a lot of CFOs and treasurers worried. Recently Microsoft stated how this affected its balance sheets
by Jack Large
Use technology to carryout faster and more effective and accurate recruitment by tracking and understanding what stage potential candidates are at and when it is worth approaching them
by Bija Knowles
Almost half of corporate c-suite executives are concerned about their organisation's ability to implement the new US standards for lease accounting, IFRS 16 Leases
by Jack Large
Thomson Reuters Drafting Assistant shows how to more efficiently and accurately draft key legal documents and DocuSign enables digital signatures
by Kylene Casanova
The biggest regulatory challenges for companies include adapting to regulatory changes, improving data aggregation and allocating resources to ensure compliance
by Kylene Casanova
Are you up to date on the UK's new rules on corporate interest restriction? From 1 April 2017, UK companies that claim tax deductions on interest expenses have a new set of rules to apply
by Kylene Casanova
European finance leaders recently met to discuss whether the EU should ease its post-crisis financial regulations, as Trump is seeking to do in the US. The resounding answer was no
by Kylene Casanova
The G20 is due to meet in Germany in July and discussions will include setting guidelines for companies to disclose climate-change related risk
by Haydn Jones , Founder, Blockchain Hub
How blockchain and digital currencies could change role of the Cash and Treasury Management function in areas such as payment, purchasing, investment and capital raising
by Kylene Casanova
Tieto’s white paper explores the opportunities
by Kylene Casanova
It's been 15 years since Sarbanes-Oxley was signed into legislation but the requirements process continues to evolve and compliance costs have risen. So how are US-based companies coping?
by Kylene Casanova
Are you ready for the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB's) new revenue recognition standard? If they answer is yes, you're in the minority
by Ken Lillie , Founder, Lillie Associates
TMS consultant Ken Lillie explains why
by Kylene Casanova
Kyriba reveal the seven tools and techniques that are vital in today’s global market
by Kylene Casanova
ERC research shows that although the rate of UK corporate tax has decreased significantly in the past decade, the overall amount of corporation tax actually paid has remained stable
by Kylene Casanova
Whichever way you look at it, GDPR will cost your company an eye-watering sum: FTSE 100 companies could pay up to £5 billion a year in fines, while compliance does not come cheap
by Kylene Casanova
Last week the IASB issues IFRS 17 – the first truly international and comprehensive IFRS Standard for insurance contracts – which will come into force in 2021 although companies can apply it earlier
