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What does the changing face of insolvency work look like?
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- 25 Aug 2022
Emerging roles are shifting the insolvency profession’s emphasis towards digital skills, back-office team building and empathic listening, says Mazars Partner Rebecca Dacre.
How to maximise your virtual impact
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- 24 Aug 2022
Virtual meetings are here to stay, but this can be a more challenging environment in which to communicate and connect.
Avoiding insolvency: advice for directors
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- 23 Aug 2022
There are several warning signs that a business may be in distress. Fortunately seeking help early from insolvency experts and understanding insolvency law and recent changes to it can help to avoid business failure.
How can blockchain technology build trust?
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- 19 Aug 2022
Usually associated with cryptocurrency transactions, blockchain has a wealth of potential for many business activities, particularly in building trust. So why aren’t firms adopting it more?
The internship that hopes to offer a real opportunity
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- 18 Aug 2022
This summer, the 10,000 Black Interns initiative has offered placements to young people in all areas of business – ICAEW welcomed three potential future accountants to the fold.
A fresh start: why onboarding matters
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- 17 Aug 2022
First impressions count in a candidate-driven market, so from the moment a new recruit signs on the dotted line, the job of welcoming them aboard – and keeping them on board – begins.
What makes a great insolvency practitioner?
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- 10 Aug 2022
An insolvency practitioner’s work is varied, challenging and innately human. It requires impeccable technical acumen, excellent people skills and a flair for spotting connections to be at the top of the game.
Why marketing is essential in a recession
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- 05 Aug 2022
The marketing budget is often one of the first to be cut when an economic downturn hits. Anna Stella, CEO of BBSA Marketing, explains why such thinking is flawed.
Sanctions evolution may cause inadvertent breaches
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- 01 Aug 2022
The ongoing evolution of sanctions across multiple jurisdictions and the complexity of global supply chains mean that organisations could unwittingly find themselves in breach of sanctions rules.
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