Companies across the G20 are facing complex risks from technology transformation, geopolitical tensions and the polarisation of the political landscape.

Nobody would call 2019 a gangbuster year for restructuring activity, but in a year when financial markets rallied so fiercely, we’ll gladly take it.

All companies, regardless of what specific laws might apply to it, should be concerned about the risk of wasting corporate assets through illegal activity.

As we approach the end of 2019, our thoughts turn to changes we saw this year and lessons we learned from them. We want to share those lessons with you.

With the rise of shareholder activism in recent years, companies should prepare for targeted shareholder activity by assessing their vulnerability.

Equity markets continue their relentless march higher despite some lingering economic uncertainties. Lean years have turned out to be fairly bountiful.

London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) has an estimated $400 trillion of financial contracts, panel banks will no longer submit rates to publish LIBOR.

If the 2010s laid the groundwork for ESG corporate practices through debate and policy development, the 2020s will be about putting ESG into action.

Today’s financial technology allows consumers to make transactions in the blink of an eye. What should payment intermediaries do to slow down criminals?

How confident are you in your company’s compliance programs? That’s one of the questions put to 300 company directors across a wide variety of industries.

FTI Consulting discusses how multinationals can stay ahead of the spread of cross-border “copy-and-paste policies” that threaten growth and development.

Iowa caucuses are just a stone’s throw away. What positions will candidates take on technology and telecommunications topics bound to shape future policy?

A booming market created by the convergence of beauty with the health & wellness category is creating new opportunities for investors and retailers.

The key to mitigating cyber risk is a shift in mindset — from a reactive to a proactive approach — along with a corresponding investment.