Among other topics, KPMG’s Directors Quarterly identifies key issues boards should be proactively evaluating in relation to the implications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, including human capital, public positioning, cybersecurity, risk disclosure, economic turbulence, supply chain disruptions, and the company’s geopolitical risk/profile. The issue also includes suggested sound action items to reduce supply chain risks and bolster supply chain resiliency, and public company accounting and financial reporting considerations.
See our recent reports: “Financial Reporting Implications of Russia/Ukraine Conflict”; here: “Russia – Ukraine Conflict: Regulatory & Other Risks” and “All Communications Should Adhere to Formal Policies/Processes”; and here: “Russia/Ukraine War: Response Decision-Making Framework” and “Financial Reporting Implications of Russia/Ukraine Conflict”; and additional resources on these resource pages: Risk Management & Oversight, Crisis Management, Financial Reporting, Cybersecurity, and CEO/Corporate/Leadership “Activism.”
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