In this whitepaper, we look at how GCCs are harnessing cloud-based, content-enabled technology to conquer perceived challenges and generate more strategic benefits.
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Singapore is driving transition toward ‘net zero’ amid broader sustainability and ESG push, say officials
Singapore is leading the push to have greenhouse gas emissions from business operations, manufacturing and services captured comprehensively in carbon pricing models, according to sustainability experts. Neil Mascarenhas, Asia lead…
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Special Report: ESG Under Strain
After a period of ascendancy, the momentum behind ESG initiatives among companies and governments has recently come under strain.
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Corporates add ESG to financial crime risk screens, bribery and corruption risk seen in carbon offset schemes
Corporates have added environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors to their financial crime and anti-bribery and corruption (ABC) risk rating systems used to vet clients, suppliers, and third-party introducers. Those…
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Anti-corruption campaigners hopeful for reform, following Najib’s 1MDB jail sentence
Financial crime and anti-corruption campaigners have expressed cautious optimism that Najib Razak’s conviction over the 1MDB corruption scandal will mark a turning point for Malaysia as it seeks to combat…
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Top 5 compliance challenges facing financial services in 2022
The top 5 compliance challenges facing financial services are revealed in Thomson Reuters’ 2022 Cost of Compliance survey.
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Special report: Cryptos on the rise 2022
Discover some of the risks and benefits in the next chapter of digital transformation, including why increasing regulatory challenges are exacerbated by the growing public awareness, acceptance and use of…
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Top Three Areas CIOs Can Improve Operations In 2022
Chief Information Officers regularly face significant pressure to meet deadlines, solve strategic concerns and keep up with demands generated from every level of the organisation.
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Hong Kong remains at ‘high risk’ for laundering, says senior official
Hong Kong’s banking sector remains at “high risk” of being exploited for illicit fund flows, the territory’s most senior anti-money laundering (AML) official has warned. Carmen Chu, head of enforcement…
Read moreIMPACT ANALYSIS: Singapore’s innovative approach to regulating crypto-assets
The collapse of stablecoin TerraUSD has underlined the need for regulators in the Asia-Pacific region to devise a streamlined approach to crypto-asset regulation. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) is…
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