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BDO case may set precedent for umbrella bodies' liability
BDO Seidman faces a £264m bill in the US, following a claim from Banco Espirito...08 May 2008
BAE new ethics code to appear in audits
BAE is to publish an external audit of ethical business conduct and calls on SFO...07 May 2008
Power shifts from boards to advisers
Sir Adrian Cadbury warns of power shift in favour of advisers due to uncertain times. 02 May 2008
Former head slams SFO direction
Former director of the SFO voices concerns about new bosses comment that he is interested...01 May 2008
Call to target British havens
FSA, Treasury and SOCA urged by the Commons Public Accounts Commitee ‘to deploy their expertise...01 May 2008
Stock options abuse claim hangs over ex-Pixar CFO
Google stands by re-election to the board of ex-finance chief involved in stock options backdating...30 Apr 2008
Companies have little faith in action on bribery
One third of big public companies across Europe have little faith in the willingness of...30 Apr 2008
Sir Derek Higgs dies suddenly
Author of corporate governance reforms dies in hospital after being taken ill 29 Apr 2008
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- Royal Parks cull sees KPMG vice chairman join board
- Carbon reporting to be mandatory
- Regulators call for end to self-appointed trustees
- SME standards to be rebranded by IASB
- King to get tough on banks' balance sheets
- Former KPMG partner in new tax shelter plot
- Tories push for greater corporate responsibility
- Parmalat trial starts as 50 face fraud charges
- Gordon Ramsay's accountancy nightmare
- Blow to CCAB registration plan
- Peer blasts audit guidance proposals
- FRC consults on cost-effective regulation
- PwC's Rock work questioned in the Commons
- Northern Rock investors set to sue government
- Investors question audit committee knowledge
- Sir John to retire from POB
- Shareholder revolt call over non-audit fees
- New recovery chief at BDO
- FRC mulls charging AIM groups with levy
- NAO urges tighter aid controls
- FD lines up for start at Newbury racecourse
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Insider Business Club: corporate governance
Are corporate governance crises behind us? Or experts explain why...20 Sep 2007
Overview: now you see him...
Prospects: Barclay's new CFO could have a brief tenure 05 Apr 2007
Analysis
FRC disciplinary revamp: a knee-jerk reaction
FRC criticised for proposed changes to disciplinary procedures after just...24 Apr 2008
Follow the leader
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