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  • Most European financial services bosses wary of ‘unintended consequences’ of AI

    August 14, 2023

    A new survey has revealed the extent to which chief executives of European financial services companies are concerned about the potential dangers of AI. The latest EY CEO Outlook Pulse Survey has revealed that 63 per cent of financial services bosses are concerned not enough is being done to manage the “unintended consequences” of artificial [...]

  • EY plots leadership reshuffle after Big Four firm’s break-up plans scrapped

    May 15, 2023

    EY is planning to alter the leadership team of its UK operations just weeks after it scrapped plans to break-up its audit and consulting business. The Big four accountancy firm’s UK managing partner Alison Kay, one of the top executives in Britain and a likely candidate for the role of boss, will move to a [...]

  • EY chief says it’s still too early to say whether split plan can be rescued

    March 23, 2023

    The head of EY’s US business has said it is still too early to say whether the accounting giant’s global split will go ahead in its current form or whether the plan might have to be reworked. Julie Boland told the Financial Times it would be “premature” to predict whether EY’s current plan to split [...]

  • EY puts global split on hold following fight over tax business

    March 9, 2023

    EY’s plans to split its audit division from its consulting arm are on the brink of collapse amid a fight over the future of its tax business. The Big Four accounting firm has “paused” its plans for a global split, in the face of fierce disagreements over the extent to which its tax division should [...]

  • EY to push ahead with mid-year promotions after KPMG calls off April round

    March 5, 2023

    EY has said it is pushing ahead with this year’s round of mid-year promotions “as normal,” following reports that Big Four rival KPMG has called off its own round of April promotions. An EY spokesperson told City A.M. the “small number of mid-year promotions” it makes “every year” are “continuing as normal.” KPMG, by contrast, [...]

  • EY’s China staff asked to wear communist party badges to work

    February 27, 2023

    Staff in EY’s Beijing offices have reportedly been asked to wear their communist party badges to work. A communist party committee in EY’s China business called on party members to wear their hammer and sickle pins in the office, the Financial Times reported. In an email to party members working in EY’s Beijing office, the [...]

  • China tells state-owned companies to cut ties with the Big Four

    February 22, 2023

    China has told its state-owned companies to stop working with the Big Four auditors – EY, KPMG, PwC, and Deloitte – and asked them to use local accounting firms instead. China’s Ministry of Finance (MoF) has called on the country’s state-controlled firms to let their audit contracts with the Big Four expire, Bloomberg reported today. [...]

  • Darktrace hires EY in bid to win back credibility after short seller questions accounts

    February 20, 2023

    Cybersecurity company Darktrace has hired EY to review its finances in a bid to win back credibility after a short seller questioned its accounts. Darktrace has recruited the Big Four auditor to carry out an independent review after New York investment fund Quintessential Capital Management cast doubt over the “validity” of the tech firm’s financial [...]

  • Big Four: EY, Deloitte, KPMG, and PwC step on law firms’ toes increasing legal revenue to £1.25bn

    February 15, 2023

    The Big Four accounting firms – EY, Deloitte, KPMG, and PwC – are capturing an ever-larger share of the global market for legal services. The accounting giants are rapidly expanding their legal businesses, in boosting their own sales and taking work away from traditional firms, the research from Said Business School shows. The world’s four [...]

  • MJ Hudson: EY quits as auditor after it ‘lost trust and confidence’ in firm’s management

    February 13, 2023

    EY has resigned as MJ Hudson’s auditor after losing trust in the company’s ability to “provide us with accurate and reliable information for audit”.  The embattled asset manager received the news in a letter from the Big Four accountancy firm this morning in which EY said it would be resigning with immediate effect. In it’s [...]

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