ICAEW.com works better with JavaScript enabled.
ISSUE 4

Quarterly

Welcome to the fourth edition of Quarterly. In this issue, we examine how international flows of capital, goods and services are changing as a result of populism, climate  change and COVID-19.

Highlights from this issue

Aircraft flying above a city
Special report

Populism and global trade

Globalisation is in transition. US-China tensions and the COVID-19 pandemic are changing dynamics. We explore how international trade has been affected by the rise of populist politics, and consider how it will change again in the future.
Read more
Features

How should companies spend their cash reserves

Corporate liquidity is at record levels this year as companies sit on a huge cash reserve, bolstered by government emergency funding. We look at how and when businesses might resume investing in for an economic recovery.
Read more
Graphic of a flower
Index

Why we urgently need a common understanding of data

Those with the access and power to decide how data is used will be the focus of a key 21st century battleground. It’s imperative to take heed of the debate now – and its business implications
Read more
Cityscape graphic
Business spotlight

B Lab UK’s Charmian Love on building a sustainable business

Accountants could be the ‘rock stars’ of our new economy, says B Lab UK’s Charmian Love, whose dream is to create a community of companies working for a better future.
Read more
Charmian Love
Features

Better ways to tax: global tax reform

The pandemic has presented governments with the opportunity to reform their tax systems. We take a look at how five nations are tackling this challenge, starting with the UK
Read more
Illustrative graphic for global tax review feature

Also in this issue

Read the PDF version of Quarterly

You can view and download a complete version of the magazine here.

Read this issue