07 Apr 2020 Our Thinking Global COVID-19: The impact on workers in global supply chains The COVID-19 pandemic is having an unprecedented impact on workers in global supply chains. Businesses must not lose sight of their business and human rights commitments as they manage their response to the pandemic.
26 Sep 2019 Our Thinking Asia Pacific China Creating a Compliant Organisation Resolving Critical Issues and Crises Compliance resources in Asia: feeling safe and being safe aren't the same thing When trying to determine how to allocate compliance resources across Asian markets, compliance teams may find themselves drawn to widely-traded perceptions of these countries.
25 Jul 2018 Our Thinking Latin America Mexico Creating a Compliant Organisation Compliance in Mexico’s rapidly transforming energy sector As foreign investment pours into Mexico's recently opened oil and gas sector, new legal requirements present an opportunity for companies to preemptively build a solid compliance strategy and gain a competitive edge.
Our Thinking Product Recall Americas How food and beverage companies are rethinking crisis management amid COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has brought the critical nature of the global food manufacturing industry into clear focus and highlighted the essential role that food and beverage producers play in the maintenance of public health.
23 Sep 2019 Our Thinking Global Creating a Secure Organisation Resolving Critical Issues and Crises Creating a Resilient Organisation Delivering Growth and Opportunity DNA of a crisis Not a week goes by that the news isn’t filled with stories of crises happening all over the world, affecting companies big and small, from start-ups to established veterans, in emerging markets and developed ones.
30 Sep 2019 Our Thinking Global Creating a Secure Organisation Creating a Resilient Organisation Resolving Critical Issues and Crises Delivering Growth and Opportunity Preparing and responding to a crisis Enterprise risk management (ERM) programs are too often ‘enterprise’ in name only. One consequence is the absence of linkages between activities that reduce the likelihood of disruption and those that reduce their impact.
14 Apr 2020 Our Thinking Global COVID-19: Taking the first steps to Recovery As Wuhan, China comes out of lockdown, and signs suggest that the US and Europe are nearing the peak of infection, some have begun to look ahead, beyond COVID-19. But, in these uncertain times, how do we plan for “recovery”?
08 Mar 2021 Our Thinking Asia Pacific China Political and Economic Risk Consulting China's Five-Year Plan to emphasise economic security, send mixed signals to businesses China stands out as the only major economy that is growing, and with a basically unchallenged government focused on an ambitious long-term development strategy. The 14th Five-Year Plan will be approved at the annual session of China’s National People’s Congress.
19 Sep 2019 Our Thinking Global Cyber Security Social media regulation in South-East Asia Regulation of the online space is on the rise in South-East Asia. From laws around data localisation, to anti-fake news laws that campaigners say threaten free speech. Businesses must be prepared for the operational risks and costs this trend brings.
06 Sep 2019 Our Thinking Africa Political and Economic Risk Consulting New bids for the bloc – the next steps for East African integration The EAC is frequently ranked as the most advanced of the regional economic communities in Africa, especially since it introduced a common market in 2010. In November they meet to discuss membership bids.
