Kroll Institute

Experts from the Kroll Institute and the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE) will look at the impact of the pandemic on the ESG investment climate and capital flows in emerging markets.

Kroll Institute Fellow Efi Chalamish, in partnership with law firm Gornitzky & Co., wrote an article on the legal and compliance risks in cross-border Israel-UAE investments.

Following the riot at the U.S. Capitol, Kroll Institute Fellow Jordan Strauss discusses how it might impact the transfer of power for the incoming Biden administration.

In a recent interview with CNBC Street Signs Europe, Kroll Chief Strategist Chris Campbell discusses the elements of the most recent U.S. coronavirus stimulus and the presidential transition.

In an article for Dark Reading, Kroll Institute Fellow Alan Brill highlights the importance of a resilient cyber security program and outlines what companies can do to protect themselves from a cyberattack.

Following record first-time unemployment filings in the U.S., Kroll Chief Strategist Chris Campbell joins Cheddar to discuss the impact on the markets.

In a recent Politico article, Kroll Institute Fellow Ken Joseph discusses how the SEC could enact new requirements for companies to disclose ESG policies, particularly related to the environment, under a Biden administration.

In a co-authored byline with Andrew Wilson, Executive Director of the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE), Kroll Institute Fellows Nicole Y. Lamb-Hale and Efi Chalamish share their insights on the importance of foreign direct investment in driving economic growth post-COVID-19.

On November 12, the Kroll Institute sponsored The Economist's event, "What a Biden Presidency Means for America and the World." Watch a recap of the event here.