News, updates, and meaningful insights from the MBK Search team.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently adopted Rule 192, spotlighting conflicts of interest in assembling and selling asset-backed securities (ABS). Here are 5 key takeaways for industry players to fully grasp what the SEC deems over the compliance line

Federal regulators are turning up the heat on big banks, proposing an array of tougher capital, debt, and operational standards.

Enhanced regulation of private funds is fueling competition for compliance professionals. In the latest edition of our webcast, MBK Talks, marketing director Michael Oliver interviewed MBK Search’s chief executive officer Spencer Knibbe, to find out how firms should prepare for the new regime.

President Biden issued a sweeping executive order establishing a national framework for the development and use of AI technology in the United States. For chief risk officers and chief compliance officers in both the public and private sectors, there is much to consider. Here are ten essential takeaways to guide your thinking.

The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today proposed strict new guidelines to strengthen risk management and board oversight for banks with more than $10 billion in assets.

Businesses across Europe face a perfect storm of risks threatening their ability to weather tight economic conditions and bounce back when the climate improves, according to the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors Risk in Focus 2024 report.

The FDA recently released guidance detailing a new Voluntary Improvement Program that utilizes third-party appraisals to assess and enhance medical device manufacturers' practices.

With growing interest from regulators, the financial services industry is eager to find short-term talent. In this week's edition of Top of Book, we speak with MBK Search CEO Spencer Knibbe, who explains why hiring interim GRC talent is more appealing than ever.

The number of students studying accountancy is gradually decreasing, with the latest figures showing a 2.8% fewer bachelor's degrees awarded in the U.S. for the 2019-2020 academic year. But why is Gen Z less interested in the subject?

Financial services firms are fighting tooth and nail for qualified individuals who can help them meet to their growing requirements for quantitative analytics.