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  • Rise of the bean counters: Accountants complain Oxford English Dictionary definition is ‘old-fashioned’

    January 23, 2019

    Accountants should not be dismissed as dull bean-counters, a major industry body has said as it takes issue with the Oxford English Dictionary's definition of the role. The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (Acca) said it supports an effort by Gary Turner, the managing director of Xero, who claims that the word experts need to [...]

  • Government refusal to extend pay gap reporting rules to Big Four branded ‘disappointing’

    January 22, 2019

    The government has been accused of letting the Big Four audit firms “evade reporting on their pay ratios” by excluding firms with their business model from new legislation. The government’s small business minister refused to say whether new rules on executive pay transparency would be extended to partnerships during a grilling by MPs today. Members [...]

  • Watchdog investigation into KPMG’s Carillion audit at ‘critical stage’

    January 22, 2019

    The UK’s audit watchdog said its investigation into KPMG’s audit work for collapsed construction giant Carillion is at a “critical stage”. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) issued an update this morning on its probe into the Big Four firm following “significant public interest” in the case. Carillion’s collapse in January last year has become a [...]

  • Joint audit could inject some competition into the market

    January 22, 2019

    Last week, the House of Commons’ Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy select committee opened hearings on its influential inquiry into the future of audit. Top of its agenda will be the proposed remedies set out by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) in its recent review, which could bring wholesale change in the UK’s listed [...]

  • Shares rocket in listed law firm Keystone following strong trading update

    January 21, 2019

    Shares in Keystone Law jumped by nearly 15 per cent today after it said it expects to be “comfortably ahead” of market profit expectations for its financial year. Keystone, which became just the third UK firm to float when it went public in November 2017, said it continued to trade strongly in the second half of [...]

  • Augmentum Fintech backs London will-writing startup Farewill in £7.5m round

    January 21, 2019

    London-listed venture fund Augmentum Fintech has today announced a £4m injection into probate startup Farewill, leading the firm's £7.5m series A fundraise alongside the venture arms of the Daily Mail and M&C Saatchi. Other investors in the round included Transferwise chief executive Taavet Hinrikus, Innocent Smoothies parent firm Jamjar, Kindred Capital, Tiny VC and Venture Founders. Farewill claims [...]

  • Owner of celebrity-favoured Wentworth golf club sues former employee over 32,000 missing wine bottles

    January 20, 2019

    The owner of celebrity-frequented Wentworth golf club is suing its former head of international operations over 32,000 missing bottles of wine worth £4.8m. Chinese company Reignwood has accused billionaire Ni Songhua of refusing "to provide an account of his stewardship of the wine", according to the Sunday Times. Ni told the newspaper the wine was used [...]

  • Consultants ‘braver’ about challenging clients who treat women inappropriately, says PwC

    January 17, 2019

    Advisers are “getting braver about…calling out our clients” who act inappropriately towards female consultants, a partner at PwC told a tech industry event in east London today. The partnership at PwC gets “incensed” when client chief executives shout at female partners, said Mads Thomson, who leads the the professional services firm’s technology consulting business in [...]

  • Patisserie Valerie exodus continues as deputy chairman steps down

    January 17, 2019

    Patisserie Valerie has been burned further this morning by the walkout of its deputy chairman. Lee Ginsberg – a non-executive director at the beleaguered cafe chain, which is caught in a devastating alleged fraud – would resign with immediate effect, the company said in an update. Ginsberg had been chair of the audit committee at [...]

  • City law firm Fieldfisher acquires Mayfair boutique in bet on London’s hedge fund sector

    January 17, 2019

    City law firm Fieldfisher has acquired a specialist Mayfair boutique in a bet London’s hedge fund sector will thrive post-Brexit. The City firm has acquired West End boutique Cummings Law and hired two senior partners from rival firms to launch Cummings Fisher, which will specialise in funds, derivatives, financial services regulation and fund formation work. [...]

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