Ernst & Young, administrator for the failed Railtrack, is set to face a grilling today from parliament's transport sub-committee over its role in the ...
View articleErnst & Young has been asked by Stephen Byers to carry out an independent value-for-money report on his plans to part-privatise the London Undergr...
View articleFormer Arthur Andersen chief Jim Wadia, who last year quit amid the firms painful split with its consulting arm, is set to re-emerge at law firm Linkl...
View articleA website set up by Big Five firm Ernst & Young, designed to educate children in financial matters, has had one of its web addresses taken over by a s...
View articleAccountancy consolidator Numerica today revealed that it rejected an offer from a top 20 accountancy firm 'bigger' than Levy Gee, which wanted to be t...
View articleMid-tier firms Baker Tilly and HLB Kidsons have held merger talks aimed at creating a firm with annual fee income of more than £150m. Read More...
View articleIn a bizarre twist to the Railtrack saga, Ernst & Young could face legal action for its involvement in the flotation of the collapsed rail company...
View articlePricewaterhouseCoopers is to axe around 9% of its consulting staff in the UK citing the economic slowdown as the cause. Read More...
View articleEnterprise investment schemes can yield significant benefits to both qualifying companies and individuals that invest in them, despite proposed change...
View articleAccountancy-based business services company Tenon this week became a top ten firm after announcing four acquisitions worth #67.4m. The deals increase ...
View articleTS found itself at the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Awards in London this week. Scanning the guest list, we noticed that senior types f...
View articleFor those of you who have been turned down for a credit card – don’t be ashamed you are in good company. For Horwath Clark Whitehill chair...
View articleLevy Gee-driven venture in move to raise #25m in AIM listing as part of attempt to add to acquisitions portfolio Read More...
View articleHackney Council has finally been officially ordered by the government to get its financial house in order and balance its budget. Secretary of state S...
View articleAccountancy firms are being urged to check whether they need to register with the Financial Services Authority before they can advise clients on inves...
View articleBig Five firm Andersen has announced global net revenues of #6.4bn for the fiscal year ended 31 August 2001, but warned ‘recent tragic events...
View articleIt is ironic that one of the leading accountancy professional bodies has financial troubles. The ICAEW has some tough decisions to make as it attempts...
View articleBig Five firm Ernst & Young has appointed Colin Masters as partner in charge of InvEnt, its new tax service for internet entrepreneurs. InvEnt is ...
View articleAccountancy consolidator Numerica will begin trading on Alternative Investment Market next Tuesday after the company allocated its shares to instituti...
View articleMalcolm Levitt, a leading authority on monetary union and EU legislation, has joined PricewaterhouseCoopers as senior European adviser from Barclays. ...
View articleBig Five firm Ernst & Young has announced a 7% increase in global revenues for 2001, a significant drop from the 14% growth recorded in last year....
View articlePricewaterhouseCoopers has dismissed a weekend newspaper report claiming the Big five firm has missed its profit targets for the year. Read More...
View articlePricewaterhouseCoopers has won a contract worth almost £20m to help train one million US soldiers every year. Read More...
View articleGlobal chief executive's resignation points to dissatisfaction Read More...
View articleUK partners at KPMG have already met with the man widely tipped to become the next chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. It is unders...
View articleA row has erupted at the ICAEW over the alleged inappropriate use of signatures demanding an extraordinary general meeting on district society reforms...
View articleACCA’s Small Practice survey makes for unsettling reading. In a conclusion that indicates British accountancy may not be as progressive as once ...
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