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  • City law firm Fieldfisher acquires Mayfair boutique in bet on London’s hedge fund sector

    January 17, 2019

    City law firm Fieldfisher has acquired a specialist Mayfair boutique in a bet London’s hedge fund sector will thrive post-Brexit. The City firm has acquired West End boutique Cummings Law and hired two senior partners from rival firms to launch Cummings Fisher, which will specialise in funds, derivatives, financial services regulation and fund formation work. [...]

  • Sage shares climb as accounting software firm makes progress on journey into the clouds

    January 17, 2019

    Sage's share price climbed this morning as it released fresh evidence that its transition to the cloud is well underway. The accounting software firm saw group organic revenue grow by 7.6 per cent to £465m for the three months to the end of December, sending shares up 7.4 per cent to 636.8p in early morning trading. [...]

  • Stopping the clock: Can we buy more time to figure out Brexit?

    January 17, 2019

    The UK is running out of time before it leaves the EU. The Prime Minister’s deal now lies in tatters, but what happens next is anyone’s guess. A General Election will take at least a month, and any new government would clearly want to renegotiate the exit deal. Alternatively, a second referendum would take months [...]

  • Euribor traders gamed the financial system for personal gain, court told

    January 15, 2019

    Three former Barclays employees who are on trial for allegedly rigging the Euribor interest rate were part of an “elite” group of traders who gamed the financial system for personal gain, a court has heard. James Waddington QC, representing the Serious Fraud Office (SFO), told Southwark Crown Court that Sisse Bohart, 41, Carlo Palombo, 40, [...]

  • Experts pour cold water on CMA’s proposals for joint audits in first Beis committee hearing

    January 15, 2019

    Audit academics and investment managers have called for caution over recommendations by the competition regulator to shake-up the audit sector. During the first in a series of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Select Committee hearings, held today, witnesses warned that the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) recommendation could risk unintended consequences for auditing. Led by [...]

  • Hays reports strong quarterly growth as Germany boost outweighs Brexit slowdown

    January 15, 2019

    Recruitment firm Hays delivered strong growth in the second quarter as rising fees in Germany outweighed the impact of Brexit uncertainty. The company said like-for-like net fees rose nine per cent in the three months to the end of December, with equal growth across temporary and permanent roles. Read more: Smaller companies forced to compete for [...]

  • Audit must reclaim its Victorian roots to win back public trust

    January 15, 2019

    Today marks the first anniversary of the collapse of Carillion. It is also the first day that the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy select committee takes evidence in its inquiry into the audit market. Carillion’s downfall brought the role of audit in business and society into the spotlight, and was a watershed moment for the [...]

  • Shares in recruitment firm Page Group drop amid macroeconomic uncertainty despite record profits

    January 14, 2019

    Recruitment firm Page Group saw its shares fall by seven per cent today after it said in its annual results statement that Brexit uncertainty has affected the job market.  The FTSE 250 recruiter said that while it had increased its number of fee-earning staff by 561 in the first three quarters of 2018, this slowed [...]

  • Let Jeff Bezos be a lesson: Have a plan for if your marriage ends

    January 14, 2019

    Amazon chief Jeff Bezos and his wife MacKenzie have announced that their marriage is ending, likely leading to the largest divorce settlement in history. Though the couple has asserted that their separation will be amicable, the divorce proceedings could still be complex, highlighting the risks to entrepreneurs when marriages end. The law in Washington State, [...]

  • Exclusive: Deloitte hires senior Magic Circle partner to lead its push into the UK legal market

    January 14, 2019

    Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte has hired a senior partner from the Magic Circle to lead its expansion into the UK legal market after announcing plans to target the sector last year. The audit firm has appointed veteran Allen & Overy banking partner Michael Castle as managing partner for Deloitte Legal to lead its UK [...]

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