I received this in an email yesterday from the company noted in the text: Nigel Green, CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group, has warned
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What is wrong with Labour?
This exchange took place in the Lords on Tuesday. I referred to this issue a few days ago. Prem Sikka got none of the assurances
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Labour: the best friend business opacity has got
As the FT has reported this morning: Ministers are set to shelve reforms to Companies House that would have required businesses to file their accounts
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Spending Review jargon buster
The Spending Review will be riddled with jargon today that is alien to almost anyone not familiar with the absurd language of government accounting, which
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Holding the ICAEW to account
My friend and former City, University of London, colleague Prof Atul Shah attended the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales AGM this week,
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Do you know where your pension is?
This video was actually recorded about three or four days ago, before the furore about pensions that has erupted here over the last couple of
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Guest Blog: Beyond the Equations: Diversity and Culture Enrich Finance Wisdom
This is a guest blog by an old friend of mine, Professor Atul K. Shah of City St Georges, University of London. The science of
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Politicians need to do double-entry
Double-entry bookkeeping is based on a fundamental economic truth: that every action has a reaction. This is the audio version: This is the transcript: I
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The P&O accounts debacle escalates
The story I posted here yesterday, on the late-filing of the accounts of P&O Ferries, reached ITN today, and it looks likely that parliamentary involvement
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