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The 2022 State of the Corporate Tax Department Report

Finding the right balance between technology & talent

Thomson Reuters’ latest examination of corporate tax departments shows how to find the best balance between technology and professional talent needs.

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Cryptos on the rise 2022

The new Thomson Reuters report on crypto-assets and their place in the global regulatory scheme shows a complex and changing landscape.

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Corporate law departments

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In Practice: How workflow automation helps drive operational excellence

Law departments that use workflow automation to complete manual, repetitive tasks can become more efficient & improve their overall operational excellence.

Practice Innovations: Law firm pricing — An exercise in identity

How law firms price their services and how their clients view that pricing process goes a long way to defining that law firm's identity in the marketplace.

Practice Innovations: How can legal tech companies benefit from everything going bad?

After a bountiful time, the legal tech industry is facing a far less certain future of hard times, tight legal budgets & the question of how they can adapt.

Corporate tax departments

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Talent issues & regulatory changes impact how corporate tax departments are managing in post-pandemic environment

In our latest podcast, we discuss what the recent Corporate Tax Department report says about how in-house tax departments are coping in today’s environment.

The 2022 State of the Corporate Tax Department Report: Finding the right balance between technology & talent

Thomson Reuters’ latest "2022 State of the Corporate Tax Department Report" examines how to find the best balance between technology and talent needs.

Corporate tax department automation: Achieving successful execution & adaption

The pandemic helped push corporate tax departments to increase their automation, raising their efficiency and effectiveness within their organizations.

Compliance & risk

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US Fed's new supervision chief seen as collaborative, non-partisan, focused on low-income communities

Michael S. Barr, the new head of supervision for the US Federal Reserve, is expected to take a role in oversight of cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

How regulations are moving ESG into the risk and compliance field

Regulatory rule-making around disclosure could push organizations to move their ESG activities under the oversight of risk and compliance teams.

US charges ex-Coinbase manager in first crypto insider trading case, regulatory turf battle likely

The SEC's first-ever insider trading case involving cryptocurrencies underscores its desire to establish its jurisdiction in this hotly-contested area.

Corporate talent & inclusion

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Is it time to move away from tick-box ethics training?

Can ethics training for legal, tax & corporate workers evolve past simple tick-box efforts and toward something more meaningful & rooted in the real-world?

Investment adviser 'side hustles' can present compliance challenges

Investment advisory representatives that have a second job or other outside work may present compliance issues to the financial firms that employ them.

How forward-thinking employers recognize social mobility as an emerging area of DEI

Differences in social-class origins can be a strong determining factor in an individual’s future success, and today more companies are waking up to this.

Global trade management

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Banks & businesses face steep challenges with Russia sanctions, says new paper

A new white paper explores the depth of challenges that global financial institutions are facing in complying with the waves of sanctions against Russia.

Navigating the new sanctions landscape with global beneficial ownership information

As the war in Ukraine continues, how can international companies best adapt to an evolving regime of sanctions against Russia and its leadership?

How the pandemic has prepared global supply chains for the crises to come

The lessons of the pandemic may have actually helped global corporations better prepare their supply chains for any future calamities that may come.

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