Deloitte
For the first time in a year cost control is the top priority for CFOs, and capital expenditure and acquisitions have taken a back seat
10 Oct 2011
Improvements in sustainability may well require upfront expenditure and, in the current fiscal environment, spend-to-save schemes are difficult to progress, writes Mark Williams
05 Oct 2011
Stephen Cahill at Deloitte presses the case for why it is time for the tide to turn on executive pay
03 Oct 2011
Despite the cut in fuel duty, the government is pushing greener company car fleets
15 Apr 2011
Shifting from survival mode to funding expansion is the order of the day as FDs enter 2011 in a more buoyant mood
21 Jan 2011
Securitising assets against your pension scheme is a prudent way to plug the gap if you do not have the cash to fund it
22 Nov 2010
Compliance fatigue is no excuse for lengthy, unwieldy reports. FDs must ensure that each word counts
22 Nov 2010
Only a handful of companies meet the requirements for reporting carbon output
08 Nov 2010
Will opportunities abound as hitherto state-served public sector markets open up?
01 Nov 2010
The new stewardship code is giving shareholders a louder voice. Does this mean FDs will face boardroom battles over bonuses?
27 Oct 2010
Accounting firm warns that annual reports are growing in length
22 Oct 2010
Companies need to focus on their environmental policies in the year ahead
25 Jan 2010
One clear lesson from the crunch is the importance of not relying on just one or two banks spread your risk by creating a bank panel. For a full pdf of our special report, FD Report - Cash Management, click here
14 Sep 2009
Finance jobs under threat; manufacturing may be set for growth; recession could benefit companies long term and more...
25 May 2009
Nearly 70% of UK chief financial officers think lower base rates have reduced interest rates on existing bank borrowing, but had little or no effect on obtaining new credit and many now see issuing equity as a more attractive funding route.
25 May 2009
Lack of litigation shows financial reporting standards work and have helped FDs tackle problems early.
24 May 2009
Alistair Darling’s Budget on 22 April contained a couple of headline-makers, a trick to irritate David Cameron, and some very optimistic projections.
27 Apr 2009
... according to two of the country's busiest insolvency practitioners. But the question is, how far down do FDs need to drill to find out where the dangers lurk?
06 Apr 2009
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