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The House of Lords investigation into audit shows that regulators need as much regulating as auditors
20 Dec 2010
Reliance on traditional Excel spreadsheets over more complex BI systems is choosing feeling in control over sound reporting
20 Dec 2010
Mario Christodoulou reflects on what regulators are asking auditors to do for business and how they are responding - or sidestepping
22 Nov 2010
Finance directors must arrange sound protection and reporting of company data processing even when it is outsourced
27 Sep 2010
The Valukas bankruptcy report into Lehman fuels the debate for global regulation and a review of Repo 105 is on the cards. But can governments, regulators and markets learn to play fair?
26 Apr 2010
New powers will see financial penalties in an effort to reduce serious data breaches. Neil Hodge reports
24 Mar 2010
Liz Loxton examines how FDs can get the most from a banking relationship For a full PDF of the report, click here
23 Mar 2010
With the economy set to be a major battleground in the forthcoming general election, what are the main political parties promising and what effect, if any, will they have on FDs?
23 Feb 2010
Standard setters must stand up for what they believe in, despite the persistent attempt at interference
22 Feb 2010
The government may use the green industry as the foundation for a rash of tax rises in 2010 and beyond, as it seeks ways to serve the UK’s huge fiscal deficit
26 Jan 2010
The profession is pushing for a unified standard to make public how much carbon companies emit
26 Jan 2010
Influential think-tank says raising taxes is the answer to changing attitudes and behaviour over climate change
23 Nov 2009
Adair Turner’s musing on the concept of the ‘living will’ could be applied outside the financial sector, but complexity and cost could make it a challenging project for larger companies.
19 Oct 2009
Bank bonus culture rears its ugly head again; Madoff Securities ex-CFO pleads guilty to ten criminal charges; plus Technical Update and more...
25 Aug 2009
Buyer-friendly terms means companies can leverage better deals in the M& A market if they have the cash.
25 Aug 2009
The global downturn is changing the way we do business, with protectionism and a decline in trade and investment threatening the collapse of globalisation.
25 Aug 2009
It’s open season on bankers again with the government taking aim as the Walker Review on banking regulation calls for greater scrutiny and disclosure of executive pay structures
25 Aug 2009
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