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Deal alert: Greatland Gold Plc
We are delighted to have supported Greatland Gold Plc on their publication of an admission document and re-admission to AIM.
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Our Autumn Budget predictions
Ahead of Labour’s Autumn Budget 2024, Chris Riley, Partner and Head of Tax shares his predictions.
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Never a dull moment
Catherine Floyd joined us as a trainee in 2013. In this interview, Catherine explains how a decision to specialise in a supposedly niche area of our Financial Services offering took her to one of the world’s largest insurance brokers.
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Africa’s Natural Resources pose transfer pricing issues for MNEs
Transfer Pricing Director, Farhan Azeem explains the increased Transfer Pricing regulations in Africa and outlines the complex issues that arise for MNEs in the Natural Resources sector.
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CASS 6 and 7 Update: Common breaches and areas of regulator focus – Summer 2024
If your firm is preparing for a CASS 6 and 7 audit, our regular conversations with the FCA may provide some crucial guidance. We explore four common breaches and areas of regulator focus, and set out key takeaways and recommendations.
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Plus ça change, plus c’est la même chose…or is it?
Read our Market Analysis – Q3 2024
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Family Office Interview – a conversation with Ken McCracken
As part of our Family Office Interview Series, we hear from Ken McCracken who has been a family business consultant for over 20 years.
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Broking Business – Summer 2024
Welcome to the latest edition of Broking Business – Summer 2024
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Reporting measures for digital platforms
A new reporting requirement has been introduced for UK digital platforms. Discover more.
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UK GAAP: the latest updates for Brokers
The FRC published periodic changes to FRS 102 in March. So, what do these changes mean for you?
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An insight into the accounting challenges broking consolidators face
Acquiring another broking business has accounting consequences. We provide an insight to help guide you through the complexities.
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Non-statutory trust letters: don’t get caught out
The FCA is hot on the heels of firms that try to set up or run non-statutory trust (NST) client money accounts without the required auditor sign-off.
