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Amid challenging economic conditions, mid-market mergers and acquisitions, buoyed by foreign acquirers’ interest in UK corporates, continues to hold its own, writes Jonathan Boyers
08 Nov 2011
Risk is out: FDs are looking for auditors that provide more advice about business performance, finds KPMG’s audit relationship survey
01 Sep 2011
Gung ho cost cutting has led to a situation where finance managers believe that only 5% of the savings made during the recession are sustainable in the long term, writes Martin Scott
24 Aug 2011
KPMG has pushed the boundaries of what an audit can do with its Rentokil model. But, asks Rose Orlik, will the watchdogs give it the all-clear or kill it off?
05 Jul 2011
Whether intended or not, policies in the Budget will benefit green companies
15 Apr 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
KPMG investigated over 10 years of BAE Systems audits
25 Oct 2010
Updating IAS 19 will allow closer comparison and examination of actuarial movements, says Anthony Harrington
05 Jul 2010
The financial reporting regulator highlights the issues with audit and calls for debate, reports Neil Hodge
24 May 2010
Few FDs are willing to admit they have credit insurance, but it has played a vital role during the downturn and could continue to do so beyond
26 Apr 2010
Businesses have had plenty of time to prepare for the 1 January 2010 VAT change back to 17.5%. But outsourcing and credit notes are two potential blackspots for finance directors
23 Nov 2009
Auditor independence is back on the agenda – as is the question of the Big Four as an auditing oligopoly.
23 May 2009
KPMG’s latest white paper outlines the who, what, why and when of environmental reporting for larger companies
24 Mar 2009
Deficits are ballooning – or are they? The answer really depends on which of the three valuation methods you use. Either way, it’s certainly worth understanding them all.
24 Feb 2009
The number of companies thinking about redomiciling outside the UK for tax purposes has more than doubled in the past year, according to an annual survey conducted by KPMG released in late January.
23 Feb 2009
A three-day weekend should be cause for celebration. But not all employees will welcome a cut in the working week.
23 Feb 2009
M&S to close food-only shops; Obama inauguration draws millions of viewers; AIG pulls out of Man U sponsorship, plus Technical Update, and more
26 Jan 2009
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