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  • HMRC handed red card in £584,000 football referee tax lawsuit

    May 5, 2026

    HMRC has lost a long-running legal battle against the UK’s football refereeing body over the employment status of 60 referees, after the tax authority issued a £584,000 tax bill.  In a judgment on Friday, the First Tier Tribunal (FTT) upheld that the referees were self-employed and not employed by the body, the Professional Game Match [...]

  • Alvarez & Marsal poached FTI heads as firm seeks to challenge Big Four giants

    May 5, 2026

    Management consultancy firm Alvarez & Marsal has poached its second FTI name to join its recently launched reputation advisory practice as it seeks to challenge the Big Four.  The newest recruit, senior director Tom Hufton, joins managing director Rob Mindell to lead the practice, City AM can reveal. The firm’s new practice, launched at the [...]

  • City law firms clamp down on the equity cookie jar

    April 30, 2026

    Law firms are tightening access to equity partnerships to protect profits, increasingly reserving the equity pool for top performers, writes Maria Ward-Brennan. As the Big Four giants dominate the headlines with internal changes, the firms are seeking to regain control of their expanded equity pools amid profitability problems. These giants are looking to mirror what [...]

  • Grant Thornton snaps up Australian sister firm as part of global push  

    April 29, 2026

    Professional services giant Grant Thornton US is set to acquire the firm’s Australian counterpart to become part of its global advisory platform, boosting the private equity-backed player’s global reach. Grant Thornton US said the transaction was “recommended by the board and would close later this year, subject to shareholder partner approval and standard regulatory conditions.” [...]

  • General counsel ‘evolving from traditional legal gatekeepers’, says KPMG’s legal arm

    April 29, 2026

    General counsel responsibilities are evolving beyond just providing legal oversight as regulations “become more complex and demanding”, according to a new report from the Big four giant KPMG’s Law arm. A whopping 75 per cent of the general counsels surveyed by the firm reported to be “frequently providing advice on issues outside of their legal [...]

  • Private equity investment fuels major overhaul of Grant Thornton’s associate scheme

    April 29, 2026

    Professional services giant Grant Thornton is launching a “brand new associate programme” for its 2027 cohort of associates, City AM can reveal, as private equity investment from Cinven sets the firm’s ambition for significant growth. The firm voted in favour of an investment from private equity firm Cinven in 2024. Speaking to City AM, Abigail [...]

  • Barristers that ‘failed in duties’ to face probe over Post Office scandal

    April 28, 2026

    Barristers who ‘failed in their professional duties’ when representing the Post Office during the Horizon IT scandal will face potential disciplinary action, the watchdog has warned.  The Bar Standards Board (BSB), which oversees more than 18,000 English and Welsh barristers, said it currently has ten live investigations into possible misconduct, which are “progressing”, and added [...]

  • Law firm ‘hopeful’ staff are back in Middle East office in May

    April 28, 2026

    A major US law firm with a large London headcount is ‘hopeful’ staff will be returning to their desks in its Middle East office in less than a week, City AM understands.  The firm is keen for lawyers to return to their seats in the Abu Dhabi office from 4 May, and has agreed to [...]

  • Big Four giant EY set to bolster AI recruitment 

    April 28, 2026

    Big Four giant EY is moving to hire a new team of senior AI recruits across the UK and Ireland to work directly with clients, in a push to meet “growing demand” to use tech across the board.  EY said the new hires, known as ‘forward deployed engineers’, will be working within client teams at [...]

  • Big Four carnage as KPMG swings the jobs axe on both sides of the Pond

    April 24, 2026

    On the back of KPMG taking the shears to its partners’ headcount in the UK, around 140 audit partners across the Atlantic are now set to lose their jobs. The Big Four firm is set to cut about 10 per cent of its 1,400 US audit partners to reduce its bloated headcount. The move comes [...]

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