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  • UK accounting watchdog calls on top auditors to put in place measures to stop cheating on exams

    July 18, 2022

    The UK’s accounting watchdog has called on the country’s major audit firms to put measures in place to prevent employees from cheating on exams. Following a series of high-profile cheating scandals in Canada, Australia and the US, the UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has told British auditors to set out their plans to prevent similar [...]

  • PwC set for record revenues as global chief rejects plans for split

    July 18, 2022

    The global head of PwC has said the accounting firm is set to post record revenues of around $50bn this year, after speaking out against plans to follow in the footsteps of EY by separating out PwC’s audit and advisory businesses.  In an interview with the Financial Times, PwC global chairman Bob Moritz said the [...]

  • UK’s audit watchdog sets out plans to shakeup Britain’s accounting sector

    July 12, 2022

    The UK’s accountancy watchdog has vowed to put in place a raft of new measures to increase standards in the UK’s audit sector in a bid to pave the way for the UK government’s long-awaited reforms. The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) on Tuesday published a paper outlining its plans to revise existing codes, strengthen [...]

  • Professional services network Xeinadin buys up Doncaster accounting firm Smith Craven

    July 11, 2022

    London headquartered professional services firm Xeinadin has acquired Doncaster based accountancy firm Smith Craven. Xeinadin, which was formed through coming together of more than 100 independent accountancy firms throughout the UK and Ireland in 2019, has absorbed Smith Craven into its network, after first investing in the firm earlier this year. First established in 1928, [...]

  • UK’s cost of living crisis has created ‘perfect conditions for fraud to flourish,’ new report says

    July 6, 2022

    The UK’s cost of living crisis is creating the “ideal environment for fraudulent activity,” a new report from the Chartered Institute of Internal Auditors (CIIA) has warned. Covid-19, the war in Ukraine, and the UK’s cost-of-living crunch are creating the “perfect conditions for fraud to flourish,” the report says, as it calls on businesses to [...]

  • EY to brief UK partners on plans to split up business in biggest Big Four shakeup in decades

    June 30, 2022

    EY is set to brief its UK partners on plans to break up the firm as the accounting firms pushes forwards with plans for the biggest shakeup in the Big Four for decades. The Big Four accountancy firm has invited more than 780 of its UK partners to a summit at a central London hotel, [...]

  • PwC hires 50 ESG focused interns as Big Four seek to capitalise on sustainability push

    June 29, 2022

    PwC is set to bring in 50 new interns entirely focused on climate and ESG amid a race amongst the world’s biggest companies to capitalise on the rise of sustainability reporting. The Big Four firm said 50 of its 500 new interns will be focused on matters concerning ESG. PwC’s ESG chief Zubin Randeria said [...]

  • PwC to give 11,000 workers their biggest pay rise in a decade

    June 26, 2022

    PwC is set to give around half of its UK workforce their biggest pay rise in a decade, in hiking around 11,000 of its workers base salaries.   The accountancy firm is set to give a nine per cent pay rise to around half of its more than 22,000 staff – at a cost to [...]

  • EY partners could get $8m in shares each following Big Four firm’s split

    June 21, 2022

    Partners at EY could be in line to receive windfalls worth $8m (£6.5m) each, if the accountancy firm pushes forwards with plans to split out its audit and advisory operations into two separate firms. Thousands of the Big Four firm’s partners could receive millions in windfall payments each, as part of EY’s plans to break [...]

  • Deloitte denies claims it is set to follow EY by splitting its business in two

    June 9, 2022

    Deloitte has said claims it is considering splitting itself up, and spinning off its consulting business, are “categorically untrue”. The Big Four accountancy firm denied claims it is mulling over a split, after the Wall Street Journal yesterday reported that Deloitte is exploring the options of separating out its global audit and consulting practices. Instead, [...]

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