The FT has noted this morning that the Competition and Markets Authority, which is conducting a review into the failings of the audit sector has
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It is time to imagine the worst
This is the week when the UK has to agree a deal with the EU, or the inexorable March of time means nothing can be delivered
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Lest we forget
I wish we weren’t forgetting. But we are. And that makes their memory – including that of the grandfather I never met – all the
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Several short sentences
I have been reading ‘Several short sentences about writing’ by Verlyn Klinkenborg this week. It was recommended to me by my Copenhagen Business School colleague,
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Jersey is acting with blind faith and misplaced hope when it comes to the EU’s tax haven blacklist requirements
A report in the Jersey Evening Post today reveals that Jersey ministers have no idea as to whether their proposed law on economic substance will
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Why governments need to issue bonds despite modern monetary theory
I wrote this in June. In the light of my blog on modern monetary theory today and the comment I made in it that the
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Dominic Raab proves why we are in a Brexit mess
i tried to resist writing this blog post. But I could not. Dominic Raab has admitted he only realised that the Dover – Calais trade
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KPMG’s move to restore its audit independence should be seen as the sop it is
KPMG has announced that it is to stop supplying any other services to its FTSE 350 clients in an effort to maintain the existing framework
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Modern monetary theorists need to take a long and hard look at how they are campaigning if their case is to be won
This is not an easy blog to write. I am well aware some people will not like me for writing it. And I am going
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