What Level of OCEG Membership Should You Have? blog
Do you have the right level of OCEG membership to meet your needs? I usually describe it this way - if you want to educate yourself, share in a community of practice, gain access to lots of resources, be able to participate in group discussions and get CPE credit for attending free webinars - then premium individual membership ($249 annually) may be enough for you.
Learn About Aligning Risk and Performance with GRC Intelligence blog
Join OCEG for this free webinar!
Don't Miss OCEG's European GRC Executive Forum blog
On October 4-5, 2010, OCEG and Nyenrode Business Universiteit in the Netherlands will be hosting the GRC360° Executive Forum: Principled Performance® - A Business Transformation Opportunity.
Winners of the 2010 OCEG GRC Achievement Awards blog
OCEG is pleased to announce the winners of the 2010 OCEG GRC Achievement Awards, presented at Compliance Week’s Fifth Annual Conference, May 24-26, 2010, at The Mayflower Hotel in Washington, D.C. The Awards recognize the great strides that many organizations have made in improving and integrating their approaches to governance, risk management a
GAO Releases Report on Pre-Trial Agreements (Deferred Prosecution Agreements and Non-Prosecution Agreements) blog
A recent report by the GAO analyzed the trend in the use of pre-trial agreements.
SEC (finally) Articluates Corporate Cooperation Criteria blog
In a recent litigation release, the SEC explains the resolution of a Reg FD matter. For the first time ever (at least in my memory), the SEC chose to charge the individual vs. the company AND the individual.
85% of Corporate Executives Believe Risk Management Needs Overhaul blog
A recent Accenture survey found that 85% of executives believed that their companies need to overhaul their risk management approach.
Investor, Calpers, Sues Ratings Agencies blog
The powerful pension, CalPERS, recentlly filed suit against some of the ratings agencies responsible for "grading" bundled and securitized financial instruments that contained
CalPERS accuses Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch Ratings of providing “wildly inaccurate and unreasonably high” ratings on mortgage-backed securities that cost the fund hundreds of millions in losses.
In WSF reports in this article
