The ESG Opportunity for Mid-tier Firms
By: Julia Penny | Posted on: 9th May 2025
One of the most talked about areas of growth is ESG (environmental, social and governance), but it is still an emerging area. The ICAEW has…
Understanding Time Series Forecasting Measures
By: John Taylor | Posted on: 7th May 2025
The essence of time series forecasting is to take a series of measures or observations from the past and project them into the future. Time…
How Technology Is Transforming AML Compliance
By: Michael Harris | Posted on: 2nd May 2025
As financial crime evolves and compliance demands grow, many organisations are looking to technology to future-proof their anti-money laundering (AML) efforts. But with so many…
The Three As of Strategic Financial Management
By: David Allen | Posted on: 30th Apr 2025
In an era of constant change and complexity, strategic financial management is becoming an essential discipline for navigating uncertainty and enabling long-term success. We will…
The Power of Collective Intelligence in Accountancy
By: accountingcpd | Posted on: 23rd Apr 2025
We are in a new world of accountancy where trends in artificial intelligence and ESG assurance dominate the profession, making it unrecognisable in some ways…
10 Key Risks to Your Organisation
By: John Taylor | Posted on: 16th Apr 2025
The world is more unpredictable and dangerous than ever, which makes it very important for organisations to assess how prepared they are to deal with…
Accounting for Risk in an Uncertain World
By: John Taylor | Posted on: 9th Apr 2025
In the business world risk and uncertainty are constant bedfellows. Organisations, sensible ones at least, prepare budgets and forecasts based on their past experience, opinions,…
Getting to know all about you
By: John Taylor | Posted on: 2nd Apr 2025
Probably the only work of fiction written about auditing is Bruce Marshall’s ‘The Bank Audit’ written in 1958. (Surely time for another one?). The Bank…
The History of Accounting
By: accountingcpd | Posted on: 25th Mar 2025
Luca Pacioli (pictured above) might have popularised the double entry method, but the history of accounting goes beyond him – it goes all the way…