SEC Division of Examinations: 2024 Priorities
![Man signing a paper](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_260x140_/public/article/cover_picture/2024-09/iStock-956243400.png?itok=ukF3QdRj)
Articles, research and insights.
Article - 6 minutes read
Five ways to embed culture within a remote workforce
Having a remote workforce comes with several benefits for the organisation. With the remote workforce on the rise there is less face to face interaction and embedding culture becomes increasingly difficult. So how should organisations address this challenge?
Article - 4 minutes read
How GB could learn from the French smart meter (Linky) programme
The GB Smart Meter programme has been in the news recently for the wrong reasons. The National Audit Office has concluded that delivering 53 million smart meters by the end of 2020 is unattainable. The cross-party British Infrastructure Group of Parliamentarians made a similar warning last july.
Article - 9 minutes read
Uncovering the FRTB and Non-Modellable Risk Factors
Sia Partners addresses operational challenges in implementing FRTB by leveraging compliance expertise and data optimization to tackle non-modellable risk factors and ensure quality market data for meeting minimum capital requirements.
Article - 8 minutes read
Energy decentralisation: why is everyone talking about it?
The decentralisation of energy markets around the world is accelerating. Its effects are most noticeable in countries where behind-the-meter (BTM) energy generation, in which a business or household produces its own energy, has become entrenched.
Article - 14 minutes read
What impact will low-cost long-haul traffic have on international airports?
Between the summers of 2017 and 2018, long-haul flights between Europe and New York operated by low-cost long-haul airline Norwegian have, for the first time, carried more passengers than those of traditional airline British Airways (1.67 million passengers for Norwegian).
Article - 3 minutes read
Potential End of LIBOR and Operational Impacts
The 2012 “Liborgate” scandal highlighted the limits to this benchmark construction and led to many questioning its reliability. In order to tackle these issues, the European Union approved the “Benchmark Regulation", which came into force in January 2018. How will this affect financial institutions?