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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
The long-term consequences for businesses affected by the riots could be disastrous, writes Jamie Kaffash
01 Sep 2011
British companies fail to comprehend their insurance arrangements, paying for poor cover
15 Apr 2011
Korn/Ferry finds companies are revising who is responsible for risk management
24 Mar 2011
Business groups respond to Vince Cable’s review into economic short-termism
18 Feb 2011
Biblical-sized weather events are becoming as much of a permanent risk as interest rates. Phil Thornton examines if businesses are ready to manage that
18 Feb 2011
Our blog on FDs in entrepreneurial businesses promoted a flurry of LinkedIn responses
20 Dec 2010
Critics say consultation does not propose any significant changes
27 Sep 2010
Richard Hemming asks if European regulation of credit rating agencies will encourage smaller companies to obtain ratings and issue bonds
05 Jul 2010
Professionals in the corporate social responsibility arena managed to maintain and in some cases improve their salaries despite the turbulent economy, according to research by recruitment firm Acre Resources.
24 May 2010
Global share prices are at an 18-month high and optimism is again on the rise in the markets. But the surge is largely due to temporary short-term factors
26 Apr 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
Companies are now able to see CSR policies boosting the bottom line
24 Mar 2010
Does the ruling that BAA can reclaim tax on the cost of its acquisition by Ferrovial open the door for others? Santhie Goundar examines the issue
21 Mar 2010
FDs are more visible now than ever – but, as Lucy Quinton discovers, they must take a greater lead in data use, decision-making and creating relationships
21 Mar 2010
The demise of Reader’s Digest UK at the behest of the Pensions Regulator has people baffled at its role, powers and methodologies, says Anthony Harrington
21 Mar 2010
As companies write to the Audit Practices Board to outline their stance on auditors providing non-audit work, we take a closer look at what The Hundred Group of Finance Directors is calling for
22 Feb 2010
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