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  • KPMG ups pay for 15,800 rank-and-file staff by at least £2,000

    May 6, 2022

    The UK arm of Big Four accountancy firm KPMG is set to give pay rises of £2,000 each to 15,800 of its rank-and-file employees. The auditor said all of its everyday employees will see their salaries hiked by at least £2,000, as it said all staff excluding partners will receive a flat pay rise of [...]

  • City watchdog to crackdown on adverts that downplay risk of borrowing as cost-of-living crisis bites

    May 6, 2022

    The UK’s financial watchdog has told lenders and brokers to stop using misleading terms in their advertising that might make borrowing money look easier or less risky than it is. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has sent letters to 28,000 consumer credit firms telling them to stop using terms such as “no credit check loans,” [...]

  • ‘The lazy g**s make me sick’: Lord Sugar berates PwC summer working hours as a ‘bloody joke’

    May 6, 2022

    Lord Alan Sugar has branded PwC’s summer working hours scheme a “bloody joke”, after the Big Four firm said it would give workers Friday afternoons off. The business leader took to Twitter in a tirade against the decision saying the “lazy gits make me sick.” “Call me old fashioned but all this work from home [...]

  • British Airways owner IAG predicts bounce back to profitability on return of global travel

    May 6, 2022

    British Airways owner International Airlines Group (IAG) today said it believes the easing of global restrictions and the return of global travel will see it bounce back to profitability. The firm – formed through the merger of Iberia and British Airways in 2011 – said its Q1 2022 passenger numbers were 65 per cent those [...]

  • Self-proclaimed Bitcoin inventor sues crypto exchanges in multi-billion-pound trademark spat

    May 5, 2022

    An Australian cryptographer, who claims to be the inventor of Bitcoin, is suing two of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges over claims they undermined his intellectual property rights by using the name Bitcoin. Craig Wright, who claims to be the real person behind the Bitcoin creator’s alias Satoshi Nakamoto, is suing Coinbase and Payward – [...]

  • Ex-husband of Formula One heiress accused of taking part in £266m money laundering scheme

    May 5, 2022

    The former husband of Formula One heiress Petra Ecclestone’s played a leading role in a £266m money laundering scheme, a court has been told. Socialite James Stunt took a “a very hands-on approach” to running the operation, which saw millions in used noted deposited into the NatWest account of Bradford gold dealer Fowler Oldfield, prosecuters [...]

  • Allianz strikes deal with South African insurer Sanlam to form Africa’s biggest insurance firm

    May 4, 2022

    German insurance giant Allianz has struck a deal with South African insurance company Sanlam to create the biggest insurer in Africa. The deal will see two firms launch a new joint venture that is set to become the biggest pan-African non-banking financial services firm on the continent. The new firm will operate in 29 different [...]

  • Government bans services exports to Russia – but UK lawyers excluded

    May 4, 2022

    Ministers have announced a ban on services exports to Russia, including management consulting, accounting and public relations but excluding legal professions. In the latest tranche of sanctions from foreign secretary Liz Truss, Russian businesses will no longer be able to do businesses with UK professional services firms. Many businesses have already cut connections with the [...]

  • Swiss blockchain developer sues Meta over infinity logo trademark dispute

    May 4, 2022

    A Swiss blockchain developer has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Facebook owner Meta, over claims the tech giant’s infinity logo bares too many similarities to its own infinity insignia. Swiss non-profit Dfinity filed a lawsuit in a California court, after claiming it would be “severely harmed” by being linked in any way to Meta’s [...]

  • UK watchdog launches probe into tiny accountancy firm King & King over Sanjeev Gupta audits

    May 4, 2022

    The UK’s accounting watchdog has launched an investigation into four audits carried out by little-known accountancy firm King & King, of firms linked to embattled steel magnate Sanjeev Gupta. The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said it would be probing King & King’s audits of financial results posted by four of separate companies linked to Sanjeev [...]

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