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Haddrill takes pay cut as FRC looks to step up enforcement game
Stephen Haddrill, CEO of the UK’s Financial Reporting Council, took a £60,000 pay cut for the 2017/2018 financial year, and chose not to be... read more
CPA Ireland to fast-track students into the profession
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants Ireland (CPA Ireland) has launched a programme to reduce the time it takes for students to enter the... read more
PCAOB appoints director of internal oversight and performance assurance
The Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) has appointed Ryan Sack as the director of the Office of Internal Oversight and Performance... read more
CMA launches audit market review
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a study of the audit sector in the UK, to examine concerns that it is not working well for... read more
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IRBA: taking transparency to the next level
Bernard Agulhas, chief executive officer at the Independent Regulatory Board for Auditors (IRBA), talks to Joe Pickard about the introduction of... read more
Sustainable investment: Accountants hold the key
The US Institute of Management Accountants has a plan to remind professionals that they have the skills to take leadership roles in ESG investing.... read more
IMA: developing diversity
At the end of the July, the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) appointed Linda Devonish-Mills as its first director of diversity and... read more
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Riding the wave: blockchain and the future of accountancy
Technology has the power to transform the way we work, live, and behave as a society. Often the full consequences of these changes will be imperceptible to those experiencing them, and will only be revealed in the pages of history. read more
IASB: progress towards global standards
In an extract from a speech given at the Accounting Standards Board of Japan conference in Tokyo, Hans Hoogervorst looks at a possible return of the amortisation of goodwill to IFRS, and the standards’ progress in Japan read more
Fraud and corruption – the cancer that needs to be exorcised
No one will deny the pervasive and malignant effect fraud and corruption has to the lives of citizens. No country is immune: the recent Transparency International annual corruption perception index highlights lamentable progress, stating that ‘the majority of countries are making little or no progress in ending corruption’. read more