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The Next Clinical Trial Compliance Frontier: Participant Support
A cancer patient who lives 238 miles from the nearest research site should not have to choose between a promising clinical trial and the cost of getting there. Yet under today’s federal fraud and abuse rules, a sponsor who offers to cover that travel cannot be certain the gesture is lawful.
Following the Funds: What Recent Crypto Enforcement Actions Reveal About Sanctions Evasion and Financial Crime Controls
Recent enforcement actions involving cryptocurrency exchanges and virtual asset businesses demonstrate a significant evolution in the way regulators and law-enforcement agencies are identifying and disrupting illicit financial networks.
Beyond the GRI | Why Surcharges Now Drive Parcel Inflation
The annual General Rate Increase (GRI) remains highly visible, but it does not describe the full increase in a shipper’s total cost of parcel shipping.
Sanctions Relief Is More Dangerous Than Sanctions | Why Market Reopening Creates Greater Compliance, Due Diligence, and Third-Party Risk
When a jurisdiction is comprehensively restricted, the compliance question answers itself. Easing sanctions removes the prohibition and leaves the risk, and it does so at exactly the moment your commercial teams have a reason to move.
Ankura CTIX FLASH Update – September 18, 2026
Malware Activity RatHat Android Malware Uses GenAI to Automate Credential and Banking Theft Security researchers at Zimperium have uncovered a new Android malware strain they’ve named RedHat linked to threat actors believed to be operating from China that targets banking credentials, 2FA and OTP codes, notifications, and other sensitive data while providing persistent remote access ...
The Strategic Case for Bank Acquisitions of Mortgage Companies in Today’s Market
The U.S. mortgage industry is at a pivotal moment. Independent mortgage bankers or brokers (collectively “IMBs” or “Mortgage Companies”) are experiencing sustained margin compression, elevated cost to originate, and for mortgage bankers, liquidity constraints driven by a higher for longer rate environment.
Post-Acute With A Focus on Labor Part 2 | The War for Post-Acute Talent for Which You Cannot Buy Your Way Out
There is not enough money and there are not enough people. What is left is how you run the schedule.
Establishing Control: How Financial Services Companies Build AI Governance That Gets AI Into Production
That execution problem starts at the very first stage, before a single use case is prioritized or an AI system is built. This piece takes a deeper look at that stage: governance and readiness.
From Blueprint to Bottom-Line | The Transformation Playbook | Finance: The Bridge Between IT and the Business
Most organizations face a similar challenge. A business leader identifies an operational issue, such as a lengthy month-end close, slow reporting, or costly manual processes, and turns to technology for a solution.
Special Committee Investigations in Bankruptcy
In a Financier Worldwide roundtable, Richard A. Collura, Senior Managing Director at Ankura, explains that independent special committee investigations have become increasingly important in bankruptcy and restructuring matters as stakeholders demand greater transparency, accountability, and confidence that fiduciary decisions can withstand scrutiny.
