Insufficient staff, outdated processes expose firms to risk: survey; Bridgewater’s Karniol-Tambour calls for more quantitative tightening; Harley-Davidson picks insider for CFO; KPMG cuts about 1,900 more US jobs
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Only 37% of surveyed respondents believe that their organizations have sufficient staffing to properly run compliance programs and internal controls, FloQast found in a recent survey.
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The layoffs will include cuts in its audit business — a notable shift given the company and the industry have recently struggled with accounting talent shortages.
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