Mastering regulatory compliance at midyear: Essential 2024 guidance for directors and executives
With mandates tightening around climate and risk disclosures, self-scrutiny and due diligence, staying informed is not just necessary — it's crucial for survival and success. Our regulatory roundup for the first half of 2024 offers a comprehensive overview of the latest regulatory changes and trends that are shaping industries globally. From AI and cybersecurity to climate change and corporate transparency, this guide provides valuable insights to help leaders navigate the complexities of GRC.
As we dive into the second half of 2024, understanding these regulatory shifts is key to ensuring compliance and strategically positioning your organization for the future. Our insights shine a light on critical developments across various sectors, equipping corporate boards and executives with the knowledge to make informed decisions. Discover how these changes could impact your business and learn strategies to turn regulatory challenges into opportunities for growth.
Key takeaways:
- AI and cyber resilience: Increasing focus on cyber resilience due to rising cyberattacks, with significant regulatory attention on ensuring operational continuity post-incident.
- Climate complexity: Enhanced reporting on greenhouse gas (GhG) emissions and other climate-related risks as global regulators push for more stringent climate disclosures.
- Corporate transparency: New laws like the ECCTA, CTA and FAR are enhancing the demand for detailed corporate transparency and accountability.
- Ethical labor in supply chains: Regulations like the CSDDD and the German Supply Chain Act are setting higher standards for ethical practices in supply chains globally.
- Navigating ESG: Despite varying global sentiments, ESG remains a priority with a strong focus on integrating sustainable strategies into corporate governance.
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