Kevin Hyams, a partner in charge of the governance, risk and compliance services practice at accounting and advisory firm Friedman LLP, talks to Risk & Compliance Journal about the importance of having a strong compliance program and the steps a company must take to put one in place.

Publication: SEC ImpactAuthor: Keivn Hyams Since the enactment of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in 1977, federal laws have required public […]

Publication: SEC ImpactAuthor: Kevin M. Hyams, CPA, FCA, CFE Experiencing the loss or theft of protected personal data and then having […]

As Seen in Compliance Week Individuals who serve on the boards of directors and officers of corporations and non-profit institutions face […]

Directors conduct risk assessments to see what could potentially harm the organization, and one would be sexual harassment, according to […]

By Henry Cutter Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index is being employed as a line in the sand by companies trying […]

By Henry Cutter Companies need to ensure their security strategy encompasses more than the technology-focused approach many firms use today […]

By Henry Cutter Good morning. Due diligence works but it can’t keep a firm out of trouble on its own. […]

Operational risk might need to be more of a focus, lawyers say By Mark Maurer The legal aftermath of Volkswagen AG ’s emissions-cheating scandal […]

Fourteen entrepreneurs who participated in TU Dublin‘s New Frontiers programme at its Synergy Centre have had their work showcased at a […]

How CPAs can help clients dodge avoidable losses as fraud cases rise. By Joshua Wiesenfeld, CPA Recessions give rise to […]