If the recent wildfires and storms cause damage to your business, here are the disaster relief options you can explore to help you recover.

Your products are just as good as where your supplies come from. This explains why the supply chain — or the activities linking you, your suppliers, and your customers — are so important. If any of these links get disrupted, your business may suffer from negative consequences. Minimize the risks you can get by knowing how to manage supply chain disruptions.

Included in their deviation from the European Union, the UK is set to make major modifications to their data privacy laws as well. How is the British government planning to implement the policies in the new UK GDPR after Brexit?

Halfway through 2021, the UK’s stature in the post-Brexit phase remains bleak as the persistence of political wrangling between matters of Northern Ireland, the EU single market, and the domestic economy crash continues.

The future is an uncertain place — sudden disruptions and unforeseen events can mess up even our best-laid plans. As the pandemic taught us, we are never in control of the events that are yet to take place. But even if tomorrow remains a mystery, you can do your part today to improve your business’ resiliency and sustainability. This way, you can guarantee that it can stand tall amid adversities. How is it possible? Consider these tips in future-proofing your business.

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) reporting will become mandatory in the UK by 2025. To prepare for it, CFOs must come forward and work with other business leaders in developing long-term sustainability strategies.