The New Zealand Government confirmed it is seeking to make climate-related financial disclosures mandatory for all publicly listed companies and large financial services organisations. What you need to know: Climate change poses a major risk […] Climate-related financial disclosure to be mandatory for NZX and financial services sector […]
By Dave Cook, UCL During lockdown, travel was not only a distant dream, it was unlawful. Some even predicted that how we travel would change forever. Those in power that broke travel bans caused scandals. Remote-work visas will shape the future of work, travel and citizenship […]
A poet once said that if you study the rhythm of life on this planet, you will find that everything moves in perfect symphony. Just as the oceans could replenish themselves with waves to wash Winter is coming…are you ready? […]
COVID-19 has effectively put an end to off-market share buyback schemes, as companies look to conserve their cash holdings. It couldn’t come at a better time. The COVID-19 pandemic has provided the Federal Government with a Off-market share buybacks: Clever schemes or rorts? […]
By Thomas Clarke, University of Technology Sydney Westpac is to pay A$1.3 billion, by far Australia’s biggest-ever corporate fine for breaches of the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act. The 93-page statement of agreed facts It’s not only Westpac. What’s behind the biggest fine in Australian corporate history […]
In the high risk environment of COVID-19, only 13 percent of global companies have total visibility of their extended supply chains according to estimates by KPMG Australia – and that’s a problem when high demand Predictive modelling can get you the goods on time […]
Reform of the GST could deliver Australia a revenue boost of between $14 billion and $40 billion, boosting productivity and economic growth and enabling the abolition of less efficient taxes, as the country recovers from GST reform: Facing the elephant in the room […]