By Katherine Heires
U.K. think tank sees continuing need for “voice of challenge” in C-suite and above; Deloitte, FTI and PwC surveys shed light on board-of-directors engagement with risk
Corporate failures and breakdowns – ranging from Enron Corp. to Lehman Brothers, and from BP’s Deep Water Horizon oil-drilling disaster to the recently exposed corruption at the soccer-governing body FIFA – tend to have something in common. Or, more properly, they lack something in common… Read full article here.
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