Andrew Lingley's Posts (15)

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Australian mutuals, dedicated to sustainability for decades, lead the charge in building resilient enterprises against climate challenges. Ben Woods of Australian Mutuals History highlights their early actions, B Corp certifications, and eco-initiatives, inspiring a future of sustainability, transparency, and collaboration for all.
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Australian mutuals, resilient against evolving cyber threats, serve as a model for financial institutions. Explored by Ben Woods from Australian Mutuals History, their proactive approach emphasizes early awareness, collaboration, and innovation, offering essential lessons for building secure enterprises in the perpetual war against cybercrime.
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Corporate governance expert Nigel Kendall underscores the urgency for boards to build resilient enterprises in today's volatile business landscape, emphasizing the fiduciary duty beyond profitability. His insights explore the holistic approach to governance, linking ethical culture and adaptable business models, while drawing on case studies like Carillion and Wirecard to stress the consequences of negligence.
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The Bank of England, PRA, and FCA have put together a joint proposal, shedding light on the crucial aspects of fortifying critical third parties in the UK's financial sector. Explore the key events, regulatory strategic oversight, and proposed operational requirements that will shape the future landscape, providing you with valuable insights to navigate the evolving complexities of third-party dependencies.
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The GFC caused large financial chaos – yet Aussie mutuals stood firm. Why? Ben Woods of Australian Mutuals History dissects their resilience, built on bedrock of member focus, robust safeguards, and unwavering discipline. A lesson for all institutions: resilience blossoms from member-centricity and prudent risk management.
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In his exploration of the Y2K bug's impact on cyber risk management, Australian Mutuals History's Archival expert Ben Woods examines case studies of proactive preparation by Australian customer-owned banks. The article underscores the ongoing requirement for robust governance to address persistent cyber threats
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In a global effort to combat financial crime, the European Union is on the brink of establishing the groundbreaking Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA). This article delves into Ireland's strategic bid to host AMLA and the transformative impact it could have on the European financial regulatory landscape.
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