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Suren Thiru on how US-Iran peace deal could influence UK’s economic outlook
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- 29 Jun 2026
ICAEW’s Chief Economist Suren Thiru discusses what the US-Iran agreement could mean for the UK economy, including for energy costs, supply chains and interest rates.
The AI cyber wars are hotting up
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- 29 Jun 2026
As thermometers hit new highs for June in the UK, the temperature has been rising in the ongoing battle between artificial intelligence and cyber security. Our monthly roundup explores the latest developments, incidents and more.
London Climate Action Week: what it means for finance professionals
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- 25 Jun 2026
ICAEW was an active participant in London Climate Action Week announcing new practical guidance and partnerships to boost sustainability knowledge and practice. Ravi Abeywardana outlines what you need to know.
New practical guide for buyers of sustainability assurance
- Article
- 25 Jun 2026
During London Climate Action Week, ICAEW and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development have updated guidance to support CFOs, audit committees and boards buying sustainability assurance services.
Chart of the week: the fiscal inheritance
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- 25 Jun 2026
Our chart this week looks at the fiscal plan that the next prime minister and chancellor (whoever they may be) will inherit and how tax rises and spending restraint are key to turning the current budget deficit into a surplus.
AI agents behaving badly: real-world cautionary tales
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- 25 Jun 2026
AI agents don’t always stick to the script. These examples demonstrate the risks of not setting proper, tailored guardrails.
How you can support charities through the Chartered Accountants Livery Company
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- 25 Jun 2026
If you are thinking about ways you can give something back, the Chartered Accountants’ Livery Charity supports a variety of small charitable organisations. Trustee Sally O’Neill describes how ICAEW members can get involved
Ten redundancy pitfalls and how to avoid them
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- 22 Jun 2026
For those running businesses, redundancies can be inescapable and it is essential to follow a fair and structured process. Experts outline some of the key risks facing employers and the impacts of the Employment Rights Act.
The audit report is changing: why should you care?
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- 22 Jun 2026
Ahead of the revised auditor reporting standards, ICAEW’s Auditor Reporting Lab is helping stakeholders make sense of the audit report, how it's evolved and where it's going. Here's why it matters.
ICAEW calls for stability following PM resignation
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- 22 Jun 2026
The next prime minister needs to set out a clear route for business growth, says ICAEW’s Chief Executive, Alan Vallance.
ICAEW regulatory round-up: June 2026
- Newsletter
- 22 Jun 2026
Access our disciplinary cases, Practice Assurance Monitoring Report with webinar recording, CPD compliance tips, Code of Ethics changes and regulatory resources.
Latest numbers confirm UK deficit is up and is £7.7bn overbudget
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- 19 Jun 2026
Data for the first two months of the financial year confirm that the government is under significant fiscal, as well as political, pressure. At the end of May the UK deficit was £8.9bn higher than in 2025 and spending was well over budget.
Chart of the week: government bond yields
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- 18 Jun 2026
Our chart this week highlights how the UK has one of the highest government bond yields (the interest rates payable by governments) among advanced economies.
Iran deal: how long until supply chains recover?
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- 17 Jun 2026
The Memorandum of Understanding between the US and Iran may bring the closure of the Strait of Hormuz to an end, but recovery for supply chains will be slow. Here’s what it means for accountants.
Why is Scope 3 so complicated for financial services?
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- 15 Jun 2026
Scope 3 emissions can be very difficult for financial services firms to calculate, given they supply services to businesses across all sizes and sectors. ICAEW has published a series of case studies to help.
ICAEW joins taskforce to cut red tape for small businesses
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- 11 Jun 2026
ICAEW is urging members to share their experiences of the regulatory burdens facing small and medium-sized businesses in the UK, as it works with government to improve legislation and support growth.
Companies House service issues: late filing penalties can be appealed
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- 11 Jun 2026
Companies House has confirmed that filing deadlines missed due to its recent service issues will generate late filing penalties, but that they can be appealed.
Chart of the week: employment and unemployment
- Article
- 11 Jun 2026
Our chart this week explains why the employment rate of 75% and unemployment rate of 5% don’t add up to 100%.
Why boards need to reframe risk
- Article
- 11 Jun 2026
Do boards need to shelve box ticking in favour of boosting profits? ICAEW’s inaugural Boardroom Debate will explore this topical issue.
Reflecting climate risks in IFRS 9 disclosures
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- 10 Jun 2026
Senior finance professionals from the banking sector came together at an ICAEW event to discuss how climate risks are reflected in their expected credit loss reporting under IFRS 9.
AI: are junior accountants worried about roles?
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- 10 Jun 2026
With increased automation enabled by AI, there’s growing uncertainty around what accountancy and audit work, career trajectories and job security will look like in the future. Junior accountants share their views on the technology and their career prospects.
Companies House: accounts changes confirmed for April 2028
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- 09 Jun 2026
Small companies and micro entities will have to file a profit and loss account with Companies House from April 2028 but won’t be forced to publish their data publicly. Meanwhile all companies will have to file their annual accounts using commercial software.
ICAEW works with government on AI Skills Boost
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- 08 Jun 2026
The government’s AI Skills Boost initiative, which announced its next phase during London Tech Week, aims to upskill the UK’s workers.
Economic crime: red flags accountants should look out for
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- 08 Jun 2026
Chartered accountants occupy a unique position in the fight against economic crime. Here we outline eight potential indicators of wrongdoing that might warrant further questions.
How to identify AI errors in financial models
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- 05 Jun 2026
While artificial intelligence (AI) can now help build financial models much more effectively than it could even a year ago, it still needs close human review. Use this checklist to find errors.
Chart of the week: OBR forecast evaluation
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- 05 Jun 2026
Our chart this week looks at the Office of Budget Responsibility’s (OBR) forecast evaluation for the year ended 31 March 2025, showing the very large differences between the OBR’s pre-election March 2024 one-year forecast and the 2024/25 outturn.
Three things keeping accountants awake at night and what to do about them
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- 05 Jun 2026
Technological change, economic volatility and time pressures are causing accountants concern, but there are tools you can use to set boundaries and manage stressors.
New President Caroline Smale: ‘I’m determined to make a difference’
- Article
- 04 Jun 2026
Caroline Smale, ICAEW’s new President, is setting an ambitious agenda for her year in office, championing members, strengthening the profession’s voice and opening up opportunities for the next generation.
Ten ways to nurture an inclusive workplace
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- 04 Jun 2026
With Pride month upon us, organisations have a valuable opportunity to celebrate inclusion, but also to reflect on how they can become truly supportive environments for LGBTQ+ individuals. Experts share practical steps and key things to consider.
Where carve-outs can go wrong
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- 04 Jun 2026
Carve-outs are an important part of the global mergers and acquisitions (M&A) market, but they can often be complicated to complete. Here are some of the core considerations when pursuing a successful carve-out.
IASB issues new IFRS standard on regulatory assets
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- 04 Jun 2026
The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has issued IFRS 20 Regulatory Assets and Regulatory Liabilities, to improve financial reporting for companies subject to rate regulation.
Finance for the Future 2026 hails champions of resilience
- Article
- 02 Jun 2026
Sustainable finance innovators across an array of industries received awards on 1 June recognising their work paving the way for greater resilience across financial decision making.
What volunteering means for these award-winning accountants
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- 01 Jun 2026
In celebration of Volunteers Week 2026, the four winners of ICAEW’s Volunteering Award share how volunteering became an integral part of their personal and professional growth.
How the audit report is evolving
- Article
- 01 Jun 2026
ICAEW’s Auditor Reporting Lab is exploring how audit reports can be – and are becoming – more informative and easier to digest, with a focus on improving clarity and user-friendliness while maintaining compliance with auditing standards.
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