Webcast Insights: Russia-Ukraine War
Weekly Webcast Series
Businesses must scenario plan amid this uncertainty to comply with sanctions, remain resilient and support their people and communities as risks develop and priorities shift.
KPMG is here to help companies understand potential business implications, so you can continue to support your customers, employees, and communities, while leading with your values.
We are continuously monitoring new developments and will update our resources in response to this ever-changing situation.
Discussion of a "prominent darknet market” and a virtual currency exchange in an effort to disrupt Russian-based cyber crime and the use of virtual currencies to launder ransomware payments.
With such a prolonged period of uncertainty, economic forecasting is incredibly challenging, but identifying risks and focusing on resilience is an important way to plot our course.
A discussion on supply chain sourcing strategies, the need to consider ESG and less resilience on fossil fuels, and scenario planning in automotive and defense sectors.
As consumer and retail companies are trying to project potential short- and long-term impacts, we assess possible impacts in four key areas: consumer trust and confidence, supply chain, inflation, and cyber threats.
Everything from wheat and oil to nickel and palladium have been disrupted and prices have soared. Transportation costs are spiking, too. We look at the short-term and long-term implications from the Russia-Ukraine war on supply-chain operations.
Insights to help C&R companies navigate uncertainty amid the crisis
The Russia-Ukraine war has the potential to exacerbate semiconductor supply chain issues and the chip shortage that has impacted the industry for the past two years. Learn more.
Discussion on how component and likely parts shortages will affect production, and how rising costs could impact consumer demand. We look at the impact on suppliers and prices.
The U.S. Treasury just imposed expanded sanctions on numerous Russian companies and individuals, and the Administration has heightened alerts for potential sanctions evasion, as well as cyber risk. Learn more about these new developments.
While there is significant uncertainty around the Russia-Ukraine war and associated actions, there are some things we all should consider as we evaluate our level of cyber security preparedness.
The economic impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is being felt around the world. Here, we look at the impact on inflation, various sectors, trade and global communities.
The recent Executive Order on crypto and digital assets highlights the importance of a multi-agency approach to overseeing and regulating this growing market. Learn what key actions financial services companies can take now to mitigate risks.
Given a heightened awareness of cybersecurity preparedness, the SEC proposes increased disclosure of cybersecurity incidents, risk management, strategy and governance. The proposed rules are intended to provide transparency around a company’s exposure to cybersecurity risks and incidents.
Explore U.S. and global sanctions, potential methods of evasion, and actions companies can take to navigate challenges.
The United States and other countries have imposed new sanctions and/or export controls on Russia, Belarus, and certain regions of Ukraine. Companies face heightened risk associated with sanctions compliance as well as the management of their correspondent banking relationships.
While sanctions and export controls are sweeping, learn how a methodical approach to managing them can help preserve compliance.
Financial services companies are facing rapid and iterative OFAC sanctions and Administration executive orders. Regulators will expect companies to comply with the new requirements as well as monitor and mitigate compliance risks directly and via counterparties, and third parties.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and other nations’ responses to the ensuing Russia-Ukraine war may have a financial reporting impact on companies reporting under US GAAP.
An outline to help financial institutions identify potential sanction evasions.
Summary of recent regulatory developments and their impact on financial services firms.
Areas of focus for directors to consider.
At KPMG US, we stand with and support the people of Ukraine, and all those who stand for peace in the region, condemning the violent attacks by the Russian government. In coordination with KPMG International, we continue to look for more ways our partners and professionals can help. Learn more here.