June 24, 2022—We explore the UK government’s hydrogen ambitions via their financial support mechanisms. We show the cost of generating low-carbon hydrogen in the UK.
Business Fraud Does Not Rest; Prevention Should Not EitherJune 23, 2022—No business or organization (large or small, national or multinational) is immune from such criminal offences. Fraud does not rest. No one is safe.
Private Equity Disputes Through an Expert’s LensJune 21, 2022—FTI Consulting experts weigh in on disputes arising from private equity investments and examine interesting expert issues underlying such disputes.
Building and Construction Industry in the Eye of the Perfect StormJune 21, 2022—The Australian construction industry is in a precarious situation, according to industry forecasts in the Australian Construction Market Report.
Should Businesses Get Their Feathers Wet? It DependsJune 22, 2022—Companies have avoided getting involved in political, social and ethical issues. But now, that theory is no longer embraced by the majority of the public.
Inflation Is Raging, Rates Are Rising and Markets Are Reeling. Where Are All the Bankruptcies?June 17, 2022—Given the weakening economic backdrop, it seems fair to ask why corporate bankruptcy filings remain so tame nearly halfway through the year.
Assessing the Adequacy of Proposed Updates to the Hospital Inpatient Prospective Payment SystemJune 17, 2022—The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released its annual proposed rule for the fiscal year 2023 Inpatient Prospective Payment System (IPPS).
Will ‘Alternative Data’ Bring a Brighter Financial Future to Millions?June 14, 2022—More consumers may gain access to once-unobtainable financial products if lawmakers open the door to new data sources for credit scores.
The Activism Vulnerability ReportJune 02, 2022—Interest rates, supply chain woes, global sanctions fuel volatility in public markets that could reduce capital investment and shift activism targets.