Regulation
NDB one month on: now what?
A month on from the onset of the Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) legislation coming into force in Australia, Control Risks director Carla Liedtke tells StrategicRISK what risk managers need to be doing to stay on top of this legislation
5 ways to keep your business on the right side of anti-slavery laws
The risk of enforcement for breaching new anti-slavery laws may feel remote, but businesses have become increasingly aware of the long-lasting financial and reputational damage caused by negative publicity
How do you regulate an unpredictable unknown?
Cryptocurrency is the screaming toddler currently barrelling through financial markets causing mischief and misadventure where it falls. It is unpredictable, largely unregulated and there is only a short history of data for risk managers to work with. The Institute of Risk Management’s (IRM) expert on the matter, Alex Larsen, ...
Cybersecurity Bill released for public consultation in Singapore
As a nation with one of the highest levels of digital connectivity in the world, the Bill aims to minimise the risks of cyber threats
China's new cyber security law: are you compliant?
China’s much-anticipated Cyber Security Law (CSL) came into effect on 1 June 2017. Control Risks looks at how it will impact multinationals
Getting ‘risk culture’ right: APAC’s regulatory priorities for 2017
A decade on from the start of the global financial crisis, a greatly altered international regulatory landscape faces global corporates