FTI Consulting enables clients to solve once and for all the intractable data and analytics problems that hold back their digital projects.

Coal-based generation remains an integral part of the Indian energy landscape with inherent risks in valuing assets and effects of government regulations.

E-commerce and digital payment systems look towards new economies of scale in the pandemic hit economy as well as in the post-pandemic economy.

The authors examines Aarogya Setu, India’s contact-tracing app even as it continues to generate a lot of debate around data privacy and security.

FTI Consulting provided strategic corporate advice to MZI Resources and assisted its board and management to develop a plan with its financiers.

To contain the outbreak, 66 cities in China were placed into lockdown. How will construction projects be impacted without returning migrant workers?

Taiwan was one of the few jurisdictions that kept its construction sites open and employees working, yet construction projects are impacted in other ways.

Sanctions used as a foreign policy tool to shifting attention to entities outside the banking sector continue to shape financial crime compliance in 2020.

From new regulations to record-breaking fines, several developments from last year's financial crime compliance landscape are changing business in 2020.

Most businesses have faced operational difficulties because of supply chain disruption, raw material delivery slowdowns and labor shortages.

Kyung Kim, Head of Cybersecurity for FTI Consulting’s APAC region, looks at the three steps you can take to reduce the chances of a paralyzed network.

From new digital technologies to the rise in cryptocurrency fraud, market developments are altering the future of financial crime compliance in novel ways.

Forget business as usual. Organizations must ramp up and maintain transparency during this time of crisis to reassure their employees.

Today’s financial technology allows consumers to make transactions in the blink of an eye. What should payment intermediaries do to slow down criminals?