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Participants are able to identify how to enhance their reporting structure to implement these new rules and disclosures

Webcast: Global Family Office Symposium - Turning challenges into opportunities

Jan 26, 2021

If the pandemic has taught us anything, it’s the importance of resilience and how a crisis can accelerate transformation. Many believe that family businesses, family offices, and the families they serve possess unique characteristics that can enable them to weather the storm in times of uncertainty. These webcasts explore how family offices, and the families that they serve, can draw upon these unique characteristics to help build resilient structures and strategies that could better position them to emerge from the current crisis stronger.

Deloitte Insights: Building the peloton

Jul 01, 2020

As organizations increasingly come to operate as networks of teams rather than as hierarchies of teams, five factors supporting team effectiveness can help such teams flourish.

Audit and Financial Reporting: New Skills, New Challenges, Part 3

Jun 21, 2020

In part three of our series, the Financial Education & Research Foundation conducted an interview with Scott Szalony, audit & assurance partner with Deloitte & Touche LLP, regarding industry efforts to transform the financial reporting and audit process through new technologies.

Directors’ Series: Resilience in the face of crisis

Jan 13, 2020

Ultimately – all organizations go through crisis. Gone are the days when having a plan in place will avert the event. Organizations that once felt immune to certain risks are taking heed as today’s risks are not contained to a specific sector and can often be unpredictable and unimaginable. What should the board and organizations be doing to prepare, survive, and adapt in today’s evolving risk landscape and what does it take to be resilient in the face of crisis?

Canada needs competitive economy that grows income: Economist

Dec 06, 2019

Craig Alexander, partner and chief economist at Deloitte Canada, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss his take on the most recent Canadian jobs report and its implications for monetary policy.

Deloitte at Davos 2019

Jan 22, 2019

The World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos is an annual opportunity for leaders across business and government to come together to discuss solutions to the world’s most pressing economic and social challenges. Deloitte joins these global leaders and participates in discussions and events designed to develop meaningful and measurable solutions to these challenges.

Tech Trends 2019: Beyond the digital frontier

Jan 17, 2019

How can we sense and act upon a future that has yet to come into view? The good news: Much of the tech-driven disruption you experience today—and will likely experience going forward—is understandable and knowable.

2018 Audit Quality Report: Our priority, today and always

Dec 11, 2018

We work every day to enhance audit quality. That means discussing with our clients how we plan to deliver the audit, evaluating how we did against that plan, and asking audit committees for feedback.

Keynote address to the Economic Club of Canada by Frank Vettese

Nov 22, 2018

What does it mean for Canada to be a global leader? How should Canadian businesses respond to constant disruption? Will a more inclusive business climate unlock Canada’s competitive advantage? Who will develop the leaders of tomorrow?

Directors’ Series: The pivot to future performance

Nov 15, 2018

Powerful forces are driving investors to demand better foresight into companies’ future prospects and long term viability. Directors face a challenge as they chart a course that responds to both the forces of the market and their compliance responsibilities. While for some companies and their boards this will be a bumpy journey, the train has clearly left the station. This was the topic of discussion at our November 15 Directors’ Series session. Hear first-hand from our esteemed panel as they explore this theme and share perspectives of the investor, management, regulator, audit committee, and broader board. We invite you to view the following clips that highlight the panel’s key messages. Kicking things off - the session’s moderator, Richard Olfert, Managing Partner, Regulatory, Quality and Risk, Deloitte Canada.

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Related Publications

Understanding the SEC’s requirements for cybersecurity disclosures

Webcast: Global Family Office Symposium - Turning challenges into opportunities

Deloitte Insights: Building the peloton

Audit and Financial Reporting: New Skills, New Challenges, Part 3

Directors’ Series: Resilience in the face of crisis

Canada needs competitive economy that grows income: Economist

Deloitte at Davos 2019

Tech Trends 2019: Beyond the digital frontier

2018 Audit Quality Report: Our priority, today and always

Keynote address to the Economic Club of Canada by Frank Vettese

Directors’ Series: The pivot to future performance

Correction list for hyphenation