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Humentum submitted comments on behalf of our members in response to OMB’s proposed revisions to title 2 of the Code of Federal Regulation (CFR) subtitle A, chapters I and II.

Sometimes, fraud can happen despite having solid financial management practices and internal controls in place. Many NGOs have been the…

Unfortunately, fraud is not unique occurance within organizations. The following signs may be an indication of fraud or abuse at…

It is important to have a clear procurement policy to avoid confusion and to make sure we get value for money when buying goods or services. The policy also removes the suspicion of fraud – and the temptation!

Measures to control and prevent the spread of the disease have increased the need for the integration of digital technology into all aspects of the organization. This can provide a number of new opportunities, but it also provides the possibility for additional security issues. 

Nonprofit finance teams operate in a more challenging environment than ever before. Good financial stewardship plays a critical role in…

Having a proper travel risk management strategy in place is essential for any business with traveling employees. Having a proactive approach not only mitigates risks, but provides your travelers with confidence that there is a constant focus on their safety and well-being. TMCs can help companies meet their duty of care obligations by providing the right resources and solutions to keep travelers safe on the go.

Uncertainty has been a defining feature of the COVID-19 pandemic, which continues to evolve at lightening speed. While the pandemic remains primarily a public health emergency in much of the world, there is the potential for an increase in safety and security issues as the pandemic spreads to areas prone to instability during times of increased tension. 

This risk register can be used to record the risks you identify, the assessment of their severity, controls identified and actions taken.

One aspect of strategic financial management is assessing and managing the risks facing the organisation. If there are significant financial risks facing the organisation that the trustees fail to address, it may threaten the organisation’s financial sustainability. The trustees have a responsibility to ensure that a risk assessment takes place. It is often best done by a group of people including some board and management, say once a year. Your auditors may also be able to help or advise.