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  • Audit watchdog’s Birmingham staff relocation plans still to be decided

    September 7, 2022

    Ministers have not yet come to a decision as to whether staff at the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) will be asked to relocate to Birmingham following the launch of the UK’s new audit watchdog, Morning Wire understands. Staff were told that Birmingham had been picked as the home of the UK’s new Audit, Reporting Governance [...]

  • New justice secretary Brandon Lewis faces calls to ‘open negotiations’ with barristers

    September 7, 2022

    Former secretary of state for Northern Ireland Brandon Lewis is set to succeed Dominic Raab as the UK’s new justice secretary. The 51-year-old MP for Great Yarmouth is set to face immediate pressure from striking barristers following calls from the chair of the Criminal Bar Association for “substantial positive movement” from the government. The appointment [...]

  • HMRC calls on collapsed bank’s UK customers to hand over tax information

    September 7, 2022

    HM Revenues and Customs has called on Euro Pacific Bank’s British customers to hand over information about their tax affairs, following the launch of a tax evasion probe into the Puerto Rican bank. The UK taxman called on the around 600 people in the UK who used Euro Pacific Banks services to come forward after [...]

  • UK’s cost-of-living crisis is driving uptick in scams, FCA exec warns

    September 7, 2022

    A top executive at the UK’s financial watchdog has said the country’s cost-of-living crisis risks driving an uptick in financial crime. In a speech at the Financial Crime Summit, Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) executive director Sarah Pritchard said “we are already seeing more scams,” as she warned financial crime is set to become “even more [...]

  • Squire Patton Boggs bolsters London bankruptcy practice in preparation for worsening economic climate

    September 7, 2022

    US law firm Squire Patton Boggs has bolstered its London bankruptcy team in anticipation of worsening economic conditions. The law firm said it had poached five restructuring and insolvency lawyers from rival Brown Rudnick, including Charlotte Møller, the head of the firm’s EU bankruptcy practice. The hires come as Squire Patton Boggs said it anticipates [...]

  • Legal fee hike on current cases could end barristers strike, CBA chair suggests

    September 6, 2022

    AN IMMEDIATE 15 per cent hike to legal aid fees for ongoing cases could be enough to end the barristers’ strike, the chair of the Criminal Bar Association (CBA) hinted today. CBA chair Kirsty Brimelow told MPs today that the group would ballot its members on ending the strike if “significant” progress is made “That [...]

  • World heading towards a ‘perfect’ cybercrime storm, cybersecurity experts warn

    September 6, 2022

    THE COMBINATION of mounting geopolitical tensions, the looming economic downturn and the push to digitalise business processes is creating a “perfect storm” for hackers, cybersecurity experts told Morning Wire NCC chief executive Mike Maddison said the digitisation agenda on the back of the global pandemic has created new opportunities for hackers in opening up new [...]

  • Deals down: Second quarter mergers and acquisitions slumps back to pre-pandemic levels

    September 6, 2022

    The number of deals through mergers and acquisitions in the UK plunged in the second quarter of the year as market volatility sparked by war in Ukraine spooked dealmakers.  There were 333 deals completed between April and June this year, a drop of 116 compared to the previous quarter and 167 fewer than the same [...]

  • Birmingham picked as home of UK’s new audit watchdog

    September 5, 2022

    MINISTERS have chosen Birmingham as the home of the UK’s new audit watchdog, in a move that risks an internal backlash at the supervisory body it is set to replace. Morning Wire understands the soon-to-be launched Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (ARGA) watchdog will be headquartered in Britain’s second largest city, Birmingham.   The new regulator [...]

  • Amigo Loans cuts ties with KPMG following ‘competitive tender’

    September 5, 2022

    Amigo Loans has cut ties with KPMG in appointing mid-tier accountancy firm MHA MacIntyre Hudson as its new auditor. The subprime lender said in a statement it had appointed MHA MacIntyre Hudson as its new auditor after the accounting firm won a competitive tender for the contract to audit Amigo’s accounts. KPMG said in a [...]

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