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  • UK’s £225bn professional services industry risks ‘catastrophic’ hit from Brexit

    October 14, 2020

    Britain’s £225bn professional services industry has been ignored by the government and is under “catastrophic” threat of losing business to the EU post-Brexit, a parliamentary committee has warned.  A House of Lords’ EU services subcommittee report published yesterday said the UK’s accountants, lawyers, recruiters, architects and advertisers are under risk of losing contracts and jobs [...]

  • BDO becomes largest auditor of listed UK firms

    October 13, 2020

    Challenger firm BDO now audits the highest number of listed UK companies as attempts to reform the sector sees companies move away from the Big Four.  BDO, the UK’s fifth-largest accounting firm by revenue, gained 36 listed clients in the 12 months to October, according to Adviser Rankings, which collects auditor data.  It now audits [...]

  • Eddie Stobart drives logistics group GWSA back to profitability

    October 12, 2020

    The holding group behind logistics firm Eddie Stobart today said it had swung back to profitability in the first half of the year as it cashed in on higher demand for transport services during the Covid-19 crisis. Green White Start Acquisitions (GWSA), which also controls iForce, The Pallet Network and The Logistics People, reported revenue [...]

  • Coronavirus recovery stalls as UK economy grows just 2.1 per cent in August

    October 9, 2020

    The UK economy grew at just 2.1 per cent in August as the country’s economic recovery showed signs of stalling. Although the figure marked the fourth straight month of growth, it was considerably lower than had been expected. As a result, GDP remains 9.2 per cent lower than it was before the pandemic struck in [...]

  • More than 1,000 Deloitte consultants working on Test and Trace programme

    October 8, 2020

    More than a thousand Deloitte consultants are reportedly working on the NHS Test and Trace programme, further highlighting the government’s reliance on the private sector through the pandemic. Department of Health documents released under a Freedom of Information request by Sky News reveal there are currently 1,114 consultants working on the scheme, equivalent to the [...]

  • London firms fear losing top talent over coronavirus salary cuts

    October 8, 2020

    The vast majority of London firms are concerned about retaining their top talent as the pandemic forces many employees to take salary cuts. As the pandemic continues to weigh on business activity, over four in five London-based businesses are concerned about losing their top employees, according to new research by recruiter Robert Half. Of the [...]

  • UK businesses plan to cut jobs and investment, survey shows

    October 8, 2020

    UK businesses expect to cut staff levels and investment over the next year, according to a new survey, with the outlook “stuck in the doldrums”. The Institute of Directors’ (IoD) survey showed that bosses’ optimism about the economy plateaued in September, having risen since the coronavirus-induced lockdowns of the spring. The UK economy shrunk by [...]

  • City workers committed to the commute despite PM’s working from home u-turn, TfL data shows

    October 7, 2020

    City workers committed to the commute despite Boris Johnson's working from home u-turn, according to new Transport for London

  • Action on climate speaks louder than words, but communicating that action is also key

    September 24, 2020

    Rather than being overshadowed by the pandemic, if anything Climate Week in New York — which began on Monday — has been amplified by the focus on building back greener and fairer.  This is mirrored by more and more businesses making Net Zero commitments — PwC being among the organisations to announce one in recent [...]

  • UK watchdog to accuse KPMG of breaches in Carillion audit

    September 21, 2020

    The UK’s accountancy watchdog has said it has delivered an initial report of KPMG’s audit of collapsed outsourcer Carillion, indicating it found a number of breaches made by the firm. After a preliminary investigation, the Financial Reporting Council would either close the enforcement case or, if breaches have been found, deliver an initial investigation report. [...]

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