Andrew Bailey, currently head of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been appointed to succeed Mark Carney as the new governor of the Bank of England
Despite a noticeable uptick in the number of women serving on company boards in the past year, there are signs that organisations are choosing from a limited pool of female candidates who are offered multiple roles, rather than widening their choice
At a time of high employment, it is increasingly difficult to find the right people with the right skills, but by diversifying your hiring practices, you can broaden the range and abilities of all your people, writes Jennifer Warawa, vice president at Sage
Auditors must apply professional scepticism, but regulators frequently criticise them for failing to provide necessary evidence. In the first of a two-part series, Michelle Roberts ACA, Croner-i, hones in on the priorities for the profession
Paul Volcker, who played a major role in the setting up of the IFRS standard setter, the International Accounting Standard Board (IASB), and was a key player in US monetary policy for three decades, has died at the age of 92
After a difficult 12 months, KPMG UK saw revenues increase by 3% from £2.34bn to £2.4bn, as the firm went through a comprehensive overhaul of its audit practice in the wake of harsh criticism from the audit regulator
Under a quarter of CFOs are personally effective and most spend too long on finance tasks, wasting the equivalent of one day a week when they could be supporting the business in other areas, according to Gartner
After a number of high profile dismissals over work-based relationships, Beverley Sunderland, managing director of Crossland, examines what steps to take to reduce risks for firms dealing with conflicts of interest, allegations of sexual harassment and claims for unfair dismissal
Some of the UK’s largest companies, including Royal Mail, JD Sports and Hargreaves Lansdown, have been told to improve workers’ pay rates in a letter signed by 21 asset managers, pension funds, stewardship service providers, and charitable investors
EY has confirmed that up to 100 members of its financial services advisory business have been placed at risk of redundancy, as the firm seeks to reposition the team’s focus and spread technology expertise more widely
The job market may be unpredictable, primarily caused by Brexit, but there are good opportunities for accountants with specialist knowledge in systems accounting and financial reporting. Helen Firth and Anna Miah at Morgan McKinley, review the options