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  • PwC partners take 10 per cent cut as profits suffer

    December 17, 2020

    Partners at PwC have suffered a 10 per cent cut to their earnings as the impact of the coronavirus hit the Big Four firm’s profits.  Profits at the audit giant fell by 8 per cent to £938m in the firm’s latest financial year, as Covid-19 impacted on the business from March, with distributable profit per [...]

  • Exclusive: 33,000 suspicious activity reports filed as Covid fuels fraud

    December 17, 2020

    Some 33,000 suspicious activity reports (SARs) linked to the Covid-19 pandemic have been filed this year, suggesting government schemes designed to help people and businesses through the pandemic are open to abuse. SARs are filed by professionals working in a regulated sector, typically bankers, lawyers and accountants, and alert law enforcement to potential instances of [...]

  • Lloyd’s pledges to end investment in coal in first climate change policy push

    December 17, 2020

    Lloyd’s of London will end investment in thermal coal-fired power plants, thermal coal mines, oil sands and new Arctic energy exploration activities as part of the market’s first ESG strategy.  Lloyd’s typically has a more hands-off approach when it comes to climate change strategy. The market acts as regulator for around 100 syndicate members, and [...]

  • EY chair: ‘Nobody wants to go back to full time in the office’

    December 17, 2020

    Almost nobody will want to go back to working five days a week in the office post-pandemic, according to EY UK chair Hywel Ball, after employees have enjoyed the convenience of home working for most of 2020.  Speaking to Morning Wire Ball said offices were likely to look very different post-pandemic, and that staff would [...]

  • RSM pays back £4.4m furlough cash

    December 16, 2020

    Audit challenger firm RSM has repaid £4.4m to the government, having decided to do so in a board meeting earlier this month, City A.M can reveal.  RSM’s board made the decision to repay the the money in full on 8 December. CEO Rob Donaldson said the firm did not see the decision as an opportunity [...]

  • Queen faces technical hitch during KPMG video call

    December 16, 2020

    The Queen faced a technical hitch while on a call with KPMG yesterday, proving even the royal family are not immune from video call mishaps.  Her Majesty paid a virtual visit to KPMG on Tuesday to mark the firm’s 150th anniversary, where she spoke via video call with five individuals at the Big Four firm.  [...]

  • London FOIL appoints Weightman’s partner as new president

    December 14, 2020

    London FOIL has just appointed Ling Ong as their new president to lead the organisation through 2021. London FOIL is an arm of the Forum of Insurance Lawyers, concentrating on the global insurance and reinsurance markets. Ling Ong is also a partner at UK law firm, Weightmans. Ong has been appointed to replace the outgoing [...]

  • Accountants BDO to pay back millions in furlough cash after payout outcry

    December 13, 2020

    Accountants BDO will return £4.1m in furlough cash after being subject to a barrage of criticism for paying out hefty profits to its partners. The Sunday Times reported that the company, which is one of the UK’s biggest accounting firms, would give back the money after paying its partners an average of £500,000. Managing partner [...]

  • Professional services firms to be called on to help make sense of Brexit

    December 11, 2020

    Professional services firms will play an important role in deciphering a Brexit deal – should the UK get one – or what the rules will be in the event of a no-deal scenario. Time is running out for the UK and the EU to agree a post-Brexit trade deal. On the last day of the [...]

  • Clifford Chance bids farewell to gendered language

    December 11, 2020

    You may have missed it between Brexit drama and more Covid-19 news, but this week Clifford Chance announced it had ditched traditional gendered language like “Dears Sir” in its communications. The move aligns it with a growing trend in the legal sector to make language less gendered. The magic circle law firm is making efforts [...]

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