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Weaver’s second quarterly Accounting and SEC Update of 2024 covered stock compensation and other standards updates, filer status assessments and recent SEC/ PCAOB enforcement actions.
Executive ResourceBoards and management should examine how remote working and flexible work arrangements, new developments related to crypto, and more may affect their operations.
As Cybersecurity Threats Loom, Interested Parties Weigh in on Proposed SEC Cybersecurity Regulations
As the SEC considers regulations to strengthen cybersecurity in public companies, concerns about cyberattacks are on the rise. Learn more.
As 2021 comes to an end, many organizations are winding down another hectic year, and planning for 2022 with much more optimism.
With cryptocurrencies becoming more mainstream, Weaver is consistently asked to decrypt what crypto means for individuals and businesses that want to learn more.
We’ve all seen it. Your organization has a contract in place with a key customer, but your obligations don’t necessarily make sense to the people responsible for achieving them. This is especially common with IT-related obligations, and is typically caused by the volume of verbiage addressing IT topics and a lack of understanding of that jargon by legal and finance leadership.