Analysis / Accounting standards
Changes to pre-pack administration rules are pleasing no-one, writes Rachael Singh
26 Jan 2012
Graham Aaronson’s report has been accused of creating uncertainty. But the real question is whether the exercise was worth it, writes Jaimie Kaffash
06 Jan 2012
Did HMRC fail to take a tribunal ruling into account when reaching a settlement with the investment bank? Jaimie Kaffash reports
24 Nov 2011
Re-exposing the revenue recognition accounting standard will give stakeholders a chance to comment on efforts to simplify the rules, writes Rose Orlik
24 Nov 2011
Many FDs welcome the Lords’ recommendation that SMEs stick with UK rules
15 Apr 2011
New accounting rules puts housing associations at risk of breaching banking covenants
24 Mar 2011
The Prince’s Trust initiative takes off but survey shows low take-up of sustainability tracking by business
24 Jan 2011
The recession may have slashed travel budgets but clients still appreciate face time - so you may need to reassess your travel policy
24 Jan 2011
Carbon Disclosure Project COO issues warning to FDs
25 Oct 2010
New powers will see financial penalties in an effort to reduce serious data breaches. Neil Hodge reports
24 Mar 2010
Regulator tightens control over top executive appointments and approval for their work in subsidiaries
22 Feb 2010
Compliance and financial requirements of the Carbon Reduction Commitment need greater clarification.
13 Sep 2009
Regulator will use existing laws to deal with directors who have turned a blind eye to anti-competitive practices.
13 Sep 2009
Regulator says it is not interested in resetting pay levels, but insists on risk-adjusted remuneration as standard
24 Mar 2009
Standard setters try to get to grips with the rules on dynamic provisioning
23 Mar 2009
Lawyers warn that companies failing to comply with the regulator’s disclosure regime will incur tough penalties.
26 Jan 2009
Directors cannot expect the regulator to step in to protect their share price just because of harsh trading conditions
23 Dec 2008
Regulator’s open letter to CEOs hints at a clampdown on irresponsible remuneration policies, but lacks conviction
24 Nov 2008
Directors will come under greater scrutiny as the FRC updates its guidance on the ‘going concern’ concept
27 Oct 2008
Regulator’s new rules are intended to stop share prices being artificially driven down by short-sellers
07 Jul 2008
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