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Webcast of the Week

 Risk Oversight and the New SEC Rule
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Help Wanted: Ad of the Week

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Event of the Week

 International Tax Legislative Update
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Thought Leadership of the Week

ERM in the Aftermath of the Credit Crisis
Courtesy of Crowe Horwath

The Resource Exchange

Sample Risk Acceptance Request
Submitted by Circuit City

Risk Inventory
Submitted by Cognizant Technology

Featured Databases

Rules, Standards, Guidance
Rules, Guidance From SEC, PCAOB, FASB, More

Internal Controls
Compare Cos.’ Internal Controls Disclosures

GRC Illustrated Series

 The IFRS Ripple Effect
The 23rd Installment in This Exclusive Series

Compensation Survey

 Compliance, Audit & Risk Compensation Survey
Empsight’s 2010 Compensation Survey is now open for participation. It is the leading source of its kind and reports on Fortune 500 and other large multinationals.

Global Integrity Survey

2009 Global Integrity Survey
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