Analysis

Part 3 of 3: What should corporate treasury and finance teams be doing today to prepare for the digital future of currencies?

The costs to employers are just a fragment of the total economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic.

Lawyers warn that companies need to police themselves now, to ensure their ESG disclosures are "able to withstand public and regulatory scrutiny."

The latest AFP fraud survey shows a continuation of the gradual decline in the proportion of companies falling victim to payments fraud.

Companies should perform a thorough review of business practices and how they could give rise to intellectual property exposure, and also consult with their insurance broker on how to insure against risks.

The Marsh 2022 "Political Risk Report" indicates areas—both geographical and by economic or political risk factor—in which companies need to be paying more attention to their potential exposures.