September 21, 2022—Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s cautioned against high inflation becoming embedded in the U.S. economy, and he reiterated the Fed’s resolve to tackle it.
The High Cost of Furnishing Inaccurate Consumer Credit Reporting DataSeptember 21, 2022—Financial institutions that furnish consumer credit information should review key areas to reduce potential consumer harm, regulatory risk, and litigation.
National Property Sector OverviewsSeptember 14, 2022—Coming off a period of uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, there appears to be more visibility in the commercial real estate markets.
The Activism Vulnerability ReportSeptember 13, 2022—Interest rates, supply chain woes, global sanctions fuel volatility in public markets that could reduce capital investment and shift activism targets.
Know the Risks: Outsourcing to Third Parties in the Insurance IndustrySeptember 09, 2022—Carriers that outsource to two specific types of third parties — MGAs and TPAs — may find distinct challenges. A little knowledge can go a long way.
Ensuring Cost Effective E-commerce OperationsSeptember 05, 2022—Complexity in warehouse and e-commerce operations has never been greater, so how do you get operating more efficiently?
Energy Brief: Objectifying Emission ReductionsSeptember 02, 2022—This brief provides a history of the Objectives and a view of how the addition of an emission reduction objective may change policy settings in the market.
Supply Chain Disruption – the Risk to Global Economic RecoverySeptember 01, 2022—COVID-19 has exposed the fragility of global supply chains. This disruption has grown from an industrial problem to a threat to economic stability.
Energy Brief: Are Two Energy Markets Better Than One?August 31, 2022—FTI Consulting explores the idea of having two energy markets in Australia; a theory proposed by the Oxford Institute of Energy Studies.