Luceco, which manufactures and distributes LED lighting products and wiring accessories, has been forced to issue a profit warning after discovering errors in valuing the company’s stock which have seen its group financial controller resign

KPMG International has announced record aggregated network revenues of $26.4bn (£19.66bn) for the fiscal year ending 30 September 2017 (FY17), representing a 5% increase in local currency terms on FY16

One hundred days on from Hurricane Irma, the record category five hurricane which battered the Caribbean, the British Virgin Islands (BVI) financial services sector is ‘back in business’ according to industry body BVI Finance

The chairman of FTSE 100 housebuilder Persimmon and the chair of its remuneration committee have both resigned following a row over the company’s pay policies, which have attracted considerable criticism for the size of bonus payments to senior executives

With Christmas nearly upon us and many in the profession having worked hard throughout 2017, it’s surely time to look forward to at least a few days, if not a week, of rest away from the workplace.  Simon Wright, operations director of CareersinAudit.com explains why the profession needs to embrace R&R around this festive time

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is consulting on its proposals outlining how firms and individuals will convert to the senior managers and certification regime which aims to make individuals more accountable for their conduct in financial services

Allan Graham and Matt Ingram, managing directors at Duff & Phelps and joint administrators to Multiyork Furniture Ltd, have announced that the company will begin a process of orderly wind down with the loss of 112 jobs, after no acceptable buyer emerged for the retailer

The Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC’s) financial reporting lab is pushing for wider use of XBRL (eXtensible business reporting language) as a way of meeting new digital reporting needs, but says regulators, companies and technology providers need to work more closely together

HMRC is advising agents and accountants to update old Windows operating systems such as Windows 7 to ensure that client data is protected and cannot be breached by hackers, stressing that under HMRC Agent Standards advisers are responsible for protecting clients' data and confidentiality

Trust in business behaviour has nudged upwards slightly over the past year, but tax avoidance and executive pay remain the top issues business needs to address, according to the annual survey conducted for the Institute of Business Ethics (IBE)

There is to be a new national economic crime centre to tackle high level fraud and money laundering as part of a package of government measures to ramp up its approach to tackling fraud, bribery, corruption and money laundering

The Financial Reporting Council’s (FRC’s) financial reporting lab is seeking investors, analysts and listed and quoted companies of all sizes to participate in a project on the use and disclosure of performance metrics