Accountancy

There are plenty of lessons that must be learnt from the recent financial turmoil

Mary O’Connor 'cold-called'” David Howden, founder and CEO of the eponymous City insurance broker, in search of a new role after she resigned from KPMG

KPMG’s stylish global ESG boss tells FN about his battles with racism, getting a seat on the board and how his life was transformed by the Prince’s Trust

Deloitte said the combined entity would operate under the Deloitte brand and join the firm’s global network

Only one percent of KPMG partners in the UK comprise individuals of African or African-Caribbean descent

The firm has cut its executive committee

‘Mr Davies was prone to exaggeration and considered himself to be a maverick,’ the judge said

Deloitte was Joules’ auditor before the fashion chain’s collapse last year

John McCalla-Leacy tells FN he welcomes stricter oversight from the FRC on green reporting

Now, all that is left is a repair job, to restore confidence in the market, starting from inside the firm itself

Firm’s leaders still sought a split but EY is now focused on damage repair

KPMG fined for second time this month over audit failings

EY needs a clear direction after the failure of its plan to split between audit and consulting, say partners

FCA director Sacha Sadan said that calls to stop greenwashing were not just coming from watchdogs like the FCA

The CBI’s future is in doubt after a raft of misconduct allegations