Tag: kroll

M&A

We speak to Kroll's Melvin Glapion about why Chinese buyers are targeted when European brands put themselves up for sale.

By Sameera Anand | 18 October 2011

Magazine Highlights

Confronting the perils of risk

Faced with escalating risks to reputation, profitability and from regulation, financial firms are on the back foot.

By Rupert Walker | 25 August 2011

Corporate

Chinese whispers embarrass Renault

Renault’s wrongful dismissal of three executives highlights the pitfalls of whistleblower investigations, according to Kroll’s Hong Kong head.

By Nick Ferguson | 21 March 2011

Risk

Singapore court verdict a warning to CFOs and treasurers

The Singapore court ruling against former WBL Corporation CFO Kevin Chee Fai Lew is an indication that enforcement of financial regulations is tightening in Asia.

By Edward Russell | 15 June 2010

Risk

Time for CFOs to get out of the office

Kroll’s Tadashi Kageyama says CFOs need to get out of the office and into the field to prevent fraud.

By Edward Russell | 23 March 2010

View Point

The risks of fraud during an economic downturn

Kroll's Tadashi Kageyama speaks about the dangers of fraud in a weak economic environment.

By Daniel Inman | 15 May 2009

View Point

As if things weren’t risky enough

Sharon McCarthy from risk consulting firm Kroll suggests that, in troubled times, it's not only market risk that companies need to be vigilant about.

By Daniel Inman | 5 November 2008

Business Moves

Tough times means more corporate fraud, says Kroll

Information theft is the fastest growing fraud within corporations, according to the Kroll Global Fraud report.

By Simon Osborne | 25 September 2008

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