Advisers bullish despite Brexit concerns
Public opinion is split over whether Brexit will harm or improve the UK accountancy sector
Business recovery
FRC investigation launched into PwC’s BHS audit
The Financial Reporting Council has launched an investigation into the conduct of the Big Four firm in relation to its audit of BHS
Colin: Glass half full Brexit
Colin sums up some people's attitude towards the result of the EU referendum using just two cups
Friday Afternoon Live – Brexit and what it means for accountants
Head of editorial Kevin Reed discusses the result of the EU referendum, and explores it means for accountants
Brexit: What the papers say
Discover what the national newspapers are saying about Brexit
Brexit: Five questions accountants should be asking
What questions should the profession be asking now the UK has decided to leave the EU?
UK votes to leave EU – accountancy profession reacts
The accountancy world has reacted to the news that the UK has voted to leave the EU
Sir Phillip Green shifts blame for BHS sale on to advisers Grant Thornton, Olswang and Goldman Sachs
Green appeared to shift the blame on advisers involved in the sale – Grant Thornton, Goldman Sachs and Olswang – for failing to raise concerns about Dominc Chappell’s suitability as a buyer for the business
Former Torex CEO sues KPMG and RBS
Former chief executive of failed software company Torex Retal is suing RBS, KPMG and Cerberus Capital accusing the firms of fraud
BHS enters administration as Duff & Phelps fail to find suitable buyer
The long-standing retail firm is to cease trading in the coming weeks after administrators failed to find a buyer
