Key case studies from FTI Consulting’s Forensic and Litigation Consulting segment in the areas of Securities, Accounting and Regulatory Enforcement.

The financial services industry continues to focus on the diverse set of challenges presented by the economic and operational fallout from the pandemic.

Sales growth for private labels have outpaced branded products. By addressing inefficiencies in their organization, companies can realize cost savings.

The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s FinCEN published factors when deliberating against a financial institution for Bank Secrecy Act (“BSA”) violations.

An Investigations of Life series article examining the data behind spending on home improvement projects as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

FTI Consulting presents an Investigations of Life series article that examines the data behind leisure travel options as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

An Investigations of Life series article examining various sources of data to monitor homeschooling trends as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the world shifts toward renewable energy, south Asia will still need to rely on coal consumption to meet its growing needs. Therein lies opportunity.

Wendy Shapss answers the question making its way through the hallways of insurance companies as more carriers shed clients deemed non-ESG compliant.

The FTI Journal looks at how massive jury awards have elevated litigation to strategic risk for insurance carriers, and what’s behind this trend.

The FTI Journal looks at opportunities for private equity in distressed M&A during the pandemic. The market dynamics in media & entertainment is intriguing.

The FTI Journal looks at opportunities for private equity in distressed M&A given the pandemic-affected economy. Here is a snapshot of food & agriculture.

Corporations grapple with tort cases that result in substantial jury awards but may be dubious. Here’s what businesses should know before taking the stand.

The need to investigate allegations of fraud is often time sensitive. When employees engage in fraud or misconduct, organizations risk wasting resources.