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  • Shares in listed law firm Ince halve after £12m placing

    January 15, 2020

    Shares in listed law firm Ince Group plunged nearly 50 per cent today after the firm raised £12m via a share placing. The firm’s share price plunged 47 per cent today on the placing at 45p, falling from 89p at yesterday’s close to 47p today. Ince – formerly Gordon Dadds – became the second English [...]

  • Firm at centre of mini-bond scandal ‘overstated’ value of holdings

    January 14, 2020

    A firm at the centre of the London Capital & Finance (LCF) scandal was found to have “overvalued” a major asset on its balance sheet by a court today, meaning it was unlikely it could have paid back the money it owed LCF. London Oil & Gas was the biggest recipient of cash from LCF, [...]

  • EY UK boss Steve Varley takes global sustainability role

    January 13, 2020

    EY today announced the appointment of its UK and Ireland boss to a new position as global vice chair for sustainability. Steve Varley, who is chairman and managing partner of EY UK and Ireland, will relinquish the latter role when he takes up his new position on 1 July. Varley will continue to chair EY [...]

  • Former Freshfields tax head charged over alleged fraud scheme

    January 9, 2020

    The former head of tax at Magic Circle law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has been charged by German prosecutors for his part in a suspected fraudulent trading scheme. Ulf Johannemann, who resigned from Freshfields last year, was charged alongside six former bankers of the now-defunct Maple Bank. Read more: Deutsche Boerse offices raided in German [...]

  • New internal audit code of practice launched to help prevent corporate collapses

    January 9, 2020

    A new code for internal auditors was launched today as an attempt to help prevent corporate scandals such as the collapse of outsourcer Carillion and cake shop Patisserie Valerie which went to the wall in January 2018 and 2019 respectively. The new code from the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors was launched today following a [...]

  • Watchdog calls for end to tick-box approach to corporate governance

    January 9, 2020

    Audit watchdog the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) today said there was “significant room for improved corporate reporting” by FTSE companies. After an examination of corporate reporting last year against the 2016 UK corporate governance code and the 2018 code which has yet to take force but has been adopted by some companies, the watchdog found [...]

  • World’s largest law firm Dentons set to launch in Ireland

    January 8, 2020

    The world’s largest law firm Dentons is poised to open its first office in Ireland. Dentons has hired banking partner Peter O’Brien from Irish firm Matheson to spearhead its expansion into the market. Since the Brexit vote in June 2016, Ireland has been targeted by UK and international law firms looking to set up operations [...]

  • Burford Capital shares rise after US lawsuit against it is dropped

    January 7, 2020

    Litigation funder Burford Capital’s share rose this morning after it said a US lawsuit against it had been dropped. Burford’s shares plunged over the summer after it was targeted by shortseller Muddy Waters which questioned its governance and accounting standards. Today, Burford said a securities lawsuit filed in August following its share price drop had [...]

  • London’s legal tech status burnished by $5m US investment in startup Juro

    January 7, 2020

    London’s status as a hub for legal tech was boosted today by the investment of $5m (£3.8m) in contracts startup Juro in a funding round led by a US firm that backed Twitter and Kickstarter. Juro is an end-to-end contract management platform with customers such as Deliveroo and Skyscanner. The company today announced it has [...]

  • Former Met chief Lord Hogan-Howe joins listed law firm Rosenblatt

    January 6, 2020

    Former London police chief Lord Bernard Hogan-Howe has joined listed law firm Rosenblatt as an adviser, the firm said today. Hogan-Howe was the head of London’s Metropolitan Police as commissioner of police of the metropolis from 2011 until 2017. During his time in office, Hogan-Howe oversaw the London 2012 Olympics and dealt with the aftermath [...]

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