Watchdog set to bow out
Management

Watchdog set to bow out

19y AccountancyAge.com

Watchdog set to bow out

Since its inception as the profession's main watchdog in 1993, the Joint Disciplinary Scheme has undertaken independent investigations into the work a...

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Oil reporting must be more 'transparent'
Management

Oil reporting must be more 'transparent'

19y Kevin Reed , Writer

Oil reporting must be more 'transparent'

Oil companies must be forced to report more fully and transparently about their oil and gas reserves within annual reports and financial statements, a...

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The moral maze
Management

The moral maze

19y Accountancy Age

The moral maze

Applying ethics to business behaviour isn't easy, and many find their morals slipping. Read More...

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Consultancy: Contracts snapped up by 'Big Eight'
Management

Consultancy: Contracts snapped up by 'Big Eight'

19y Kevin Reed , Writer

Consultancy: Contracts snapped up by 'Big Eight'

Growth of large players has narrowed market for smaller firms. Read More...

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Clarification
Management

Clarification

19y AccountancyAge.com

Clarification

In an article on AccountancyAge.com dated 18 January we ran an article headlined 'SFO to drop charges against former SSL chief'. In that piece we wrot...

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Insider - Don't shackle entrepreneurs
Management

Insider - Don't shackle entrepreneurs

19y Accountancy Age

Insider - Don't shackle entrepreneurs

The issue of reputation has fuelled the drive for ever-increasing governance of our business conduct. Recent events have left little doubt of the need...

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Jon Ashworth - the corridors of power ...
Management

Jon Ashworth - the corridors of power ...

19y Accountancy Age

Jon Ashworth - the corridors of power ...

I was shocked to see the ICAEW's corporate finance magazine carry an irritating piece entitled Spin City: How PRs such as Rurik Ingram at Brunswick he...

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Win a luxury trip to San Diego
Management

Win a luxury trip to San Diego

19y AccountancyAge.com

Win a luxury trip to San Diego

With IFRS biting, the compliance burden escalating, and talented staff thin in the ground, the technology that underpins the accountancy business will...

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Defining a whistleblower
Management

Defining a whistleblower

19y Accountancy Age

Defining a whistleblower

Ask your colleagues and you'll probably find several definitions of what a whistleblower really is. Some of them will identify honest and heroic behav...

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Regulation means fees will rocket in 2005
Management

Regulation means fees will rocket in 2005

19y Accountancy Age

Regulation means fees will rocket in 2005

Fees for ICAEW members will rocket in the New Year as the cost of tougher regulation begins to kick-in. It is predicted that practising certificate fe...

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Gauging public sector opinion
Management

Gauging public sector opinion

19y Accountancy Age

Gauging public sector opinion

To merge or not to merge? That is the question that could soon be facing CIPFA's 13,500 members. Read More...

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The corridors of power ...
Management

The corridors of power ...

19y Accountancy Age

The corridors of power ...

I wonder if anyone's taking bets on the latest merger round succeeding? I wouldn't put money on it. Eric Anstee, the institute's jet-setting chief exe...

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The corridors of power...
Management

The corridors of power...

19y Accountancy Age

The corridors of power...

I've always felt a little sorry for John Gunn. He was one of those larger-than-life eighties figures who went from hero to zero when British & Commonw...

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Shape the things to come
Management

Shape the things to come

19y Accountancy Age

Shape the things to come

Meeting fellow chartered accountants from around the world in New York recently, it struck me that our history, pride and success were largely down to...

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Institutes release a statement on merger plans
Management

Institutes release a statement on merger plans

19y AccountancyAge.com

Institutes release a statement on merger plans

The chief executives of the three institutes considering the creation of an accountancy super-institute have released a statement ahead of the first v...

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Institute ducks ethics showdown
Management

Institute ducks ethics showdown

19y Accountancy Age

Institute ducks ethics showdown

An embarrassing clash between the ICAEW and the Financial Reporting Council has been narrowly averted after the institute again ducked out of making a...

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Awards 2004: Hall of fame
Management

Awards 2004: Hall of fame

19y AccountancyAge.com

Awards 2004: Hall of fame

Following the glittering awards ceremony in Battersea Park on 10 November, here is a selection of photos from the night, including pictures of all the...

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Insider - My government intends ...
Management

Insider - My government intends ...

19y Accountancy Age

Insider - My government intends ...

The Queen's Speech didn't mention audit liability - but there was plenty of interest for the profession. Read More...

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A painful birth for the EC in Brussels
Management

A painful birth for the EC in Brussels

19y Accountancy Age

A painful birth for the EC in Brussels

Peter Mandelson may be our highest-profile EU commissioner - but UK accountants will need to get to know his colleagues. After a stumbling start expec...

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CIPFA's council to vote on merger proposal
Management

CIPFA's council to vote on merger proposal

19y Accountancy Age

CIPFA's council to vote on merger proposal

Plans to create an accountancy super-institute will face their first major test on Thursday when CIPFA's council decides whether to give its members t...

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FRC seeks views on Turnbull guidance
Management

FRC seeks views on Turnbull guidance

19y Paul Grant

FRC seeks views on Turnbull guidance

The Financial Reporting Council has started its first consultation on reviewing the Turnbull guidance on internal control. Read More...

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ICAS appoints executive director
Management

ICAS appoints executive director

19y AccountancyAge.com

ICAS appoints executive director

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland has appointed David Wood as its new executive director. Read More...

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The corridors of power ...
Management

The corridors of power ...

20y Accountancy Age

The corridors of power ...

All those eulogies to the late, great Lord Hanson put me in a philosophical mood. I never met him face to face, but I did observe him in action at one...

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AA in the 1990s - how the Brits started the rot
Management

AA in the 1990s - how the Brits started the rot

20y Peter Williams

AA in the 1990s - how the Brits started the rot

One of the early campaigners for corporate governance, Accountancy Age helped stigmatise 'creative accounting'. Read More...

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AA in the 1980s - riding roughshod over audit
Management

AA in the 1980s - riding roughshod over audit

20y Robert Bruce

AA in the 1980s - riding roughshod over audit

A confident generation of prosperous partners ruled the roost, prepared to push the limits of accounting. Read More...

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AA in the 1970s - demands for change
Management

AA in the 1970s - demands for change

20y Accountancy Age

AA in the 1970s - demands for change

In the 1970s, inflation and political uncertainty put pressure on the accountancy profession to shape up its act - and fast. Read More...

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Insider - First, last and always
Management

Insider - First, last and always

20y Accountancy Age

Insider - First, last and always

Since Accountancy Age was launched, the profession has continued to battle over many of the same issues. We take a look back. Read More...

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