Recent regulatory enactments have altered the corporate governance landscape. Organizations are held accountable for accuracy and integrity in their business operations, and they must have effective and reliable governance and compliance procedures in place.
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In the wake of the global financial crisis and the passage of Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission issued Order 741, Final Rule Regarding Credit Reforms in Organized Wholesale Electric Markets (FERC 741).
The order requires each independent system and regional transmission operator (ISO and RTO) to adopt certain market clearing and credit reforms designed to protect organized wholesale electric markets from default by a market participant.
Board members face many issues in today’s complex business environment, and they are challenged to focus on the items most relevant to their organizations. As we head into a new calendar year, Grant Thornton LLP’s Advisory Services practice offers the top three governance considerations for 2012.
Now more than ever before, organizations understand that failure to comply has real consequences, including fines and litigation. Without a plan for effective security, companies can experience productivity losses, customer defections and reputational damage. Organizations need to adopt a strategic but practical risk-based approach to the use and protection of sensitive data. In this white paper, learn how to understand the location and flow of sensitive data and implement data leakage prevention.
Brazil, Russia, India and China — commonly known as the BRIC countries, or BRICs — are an increasingly large component of the global economy. Organizations with an eye to the future and expectations for high growth are looking to do business in these favorable locations. But along with any expansion comes risk. In this issue of CorporateGovernor, learn how chief audit executives (CAEs) can respond to the emerging risks by adjusting their internal audit department accordingly.
In this issue of CorporateGovernor, Grant Thornton Advisory Services provides an overview of the AICPA Service Organization Control (SOC) reports and how they can affect service organizations as well as their customers and customers' auditors who use those reports. Learn how to choose the reports most appropriate to your business needs.