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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
By Sophie King
September 22, 2020, Professsional Adviser
In an article in the Financial Times published today (22 September), the Big Four – which include pwc, KPMG, EY and Deloitte …
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Market readiness questioned as no-deal Brexit looms
By Alice Tchernookova
September 17, 2020, Practice Insight from IFLR
With just over three months to go until the end of the transition period and little progress made on a …
UK to EU: Let‘s agree on ‘simplest issues first‘ to break Brexit deadlock
By Bérengère Sim
September 1, 2020, Financial News
The UK’s Brexit negotiators want to agree simpler parts of its future trading relationship with the European Union to propel forward the …
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UK banks under pressure to move staff to EU Brexit hubs ‘now’
By Lucy McNulty
August 26, 2020, Financial News
European regulators are putting pressure on UK-based banks to relocate staff to their European Brexit hubs in the coming weeks and before …
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Finance’s ticking time bomb: Firms not ready for no-deal Brexit as time runs out on trade talks
By Lucy McNulty
August 24, 2020, Financial News
With pandemic planning supplanting Brexit planning in recent months, City firms are leaving it late to prepare for the possibility the UK …
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Banks Scramble to Cut Derivatives Losses on Eve of Market Reset
By William Shaw, Nishant Kumar, and Donal Griffin
July 22, 2020, Bloomberg
They call it the big bang transition, the day when European interest-rate derivatives markets finally shift to a …
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Regulator’s plans for audit separation slammed as ‘utterly inadequate’
By Emily Horton
July 7, 2020, Financial News
The Financial Reporting Council’s four-year deadline for the Big Four firms to separate their audit business from the rest of their advisory …
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Wirecard scandal puts regulators, EY in hot water
Germany’s financial regulator and accountants EY face anger over their roles in oversight of Wirecard, the German payments firm that collapsed this week owing billions of dollars.…
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Libor trap lurks in 2021 US stress tests
By Robert Mackenzie Smith
June 8, 2020, Risk
As Libor’s likely demise approaches, banks are fretting over how to model the adoption of replacement risk-free rates in next year’s round …
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
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Fixing the plumbing: Trading venues prepare for post-Brexit transaction reporting issues
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August trading volumes in Europe plummet in quietest month of MiFID II era
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MiFID Research Rollback May Hurt Investment, EU Fund Lobby Says
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Is the FCA set for an advice suitability crackdown?
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Big Four accounting firms reveal ESG reporting standards
Wirecard… the biggest accounting fraud? Is the customer’s money safe? The end of Banking-as-a-Service?
By Chris Skinner
Originally published at Chris Skinner’s blog, The Finanser
Some of us are old enough to remember Arthur Anderson and Enron, a mixture of two companies that created …
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