The latest business continuity news from around the world
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Not all organizations that have business continuity plans in place fully understand the point at which the plan should be invoked. Here, Wayde Anderson highlights six points that can help with the invocation decision:
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A survey by PwC and Regus is looking into work place recovery trends: please take part. The survey closes on 4th December.
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The BSI Supply Chain Security Risk Index shows that European trade has been impacted by serious border delays caused by the migration crisis. Essential shipments of goods and medical supplies are being delayed and destroyed as a result, costing a collective $1Bn to the UK economy in the last year alone.
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With the aim of raising standards of governance and administration in defined contribution (DC) schemes, the UK Pensions Regulator has publishing a draft revised code of practice for consultation.
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The US SBA’s latest business continuity webinar will focus on the top ten most common mistakes business owners make when dealing with a crisis.
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As organizations review their business continuity and crisis management plans following the Paris attacks, Peter Power highlights some useful advice for protecting employees caught up in future incidents.
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Following the recent 2015 APEC Ministerial Meeting in Manila, a joint statement was issued that covered, amongst other things, business continuity and disaster risk reduction.
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In a circular published on November 16th 2015, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has informed India’s national commodity derivatives exchanges that they must have robust business continuity and disaster recovery plans in place.
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FINRA, the US Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, has filed a rule with the Securities and Exchange Commission to enable it to require firms to participate in FINRA’s business continuity and disaster recovery testing.
