Corporate governance and internal control weaknesses are often the root cause of corporate failure. However, without fully understanding the subtleties at play, revisions to the Corporate Governance Code will only go so far in addressing the problems.

The government’s plans to improve audit quality in the UK are centred around broadening competition for larger listed company audits. More consideration needs to be given to the impact of regulation on the willingness and ability of challenger firms to step up.

The final TNFD recommendations were launched at New York Climate Week. Toby Roxburgh, ICAEW’s Sustainability Manager, Nature and Biodiversity, explains what this means and why it matters.

This webinar will share some practical insights on how the ISA is changing and how it affects you.

Join your Financial Services team for this webinar where we go through some of the issues surrounding the collapse of SVB.

President of EU Commission cites extreme weather “right across Union” as the imperative to act on climate change, blasts China’s state subsidies for EVs, and makes the case for EU enlargement.

Mitigo highlight why senior leaders must take responsibility for their cyber risk management to counter a growing threat.

Deficit marginally better than had been expected according to the latest figures from the ONS, but costly public sector problems emerge.

In this webinar we will explore how banks might avoid bank runs in the age of social media.

Discover the power of Power BI as we embark on a journey of data visualisation and analysis.

Simon Mordant of Luminis Partners is a firm believer in following your morals. Do that, he says, and the rest will follow.

Corporate governance and internal control weaknesses are often the root cause of corporate failure. However, without fully understanding the subtleties at play, revisions to the Corporate Governance Code will only go so far in addressing the problems.

The government’s plans to improve audit quality in the UK are centred around broadening competition for larger listed company audits. More consideration needs to be given to the impact of regulation on the willingness and ability of challenger firms to step up.

Learn about what ethical consideration to keep in mind when using generative AI.

Join your Financial Services team for this webinar where we go through some of the issues surrounding the collapse of SVB.

The final TNFD recommendations were launched at New York Climate Week. Toby Roxburgh, ICAEW’s Sustainability Manager, Nature and Biodiversity, explains what this means and why it matters.

In its response to the government’s call for evidence on non-financial reporting, ICAEW has outlined how it would like the UK government to develop and improve its reporting framework.

The tone of recent policy announcements risks undermining progress of investment in green businesses and innovations, says the UK SIF open letter to Prime Minister.

This webinar will make you aware of the proposed changes under UK GAAP and provide a core refresher for IFRS appliers. Hear more on what is working well and some of the common pitfalls.

Mike Miller, ICAEW’s Economic Crime Manager, outlines the key aspects of the new failure to prevent fraud offence, which will come into effect when the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Bill receives Royal Assent.

Simon Mordant of Luminis Partners is a firm believer in following your morals. Do that, he says, and the rest will follow.

When considering the implementation of generative AI into your organisation, it is important to consider the risks that LLMs present to your organisation’s cyber security.

The potential for generative AI is immense, but there are risks that accountants should be aware of when deciding to adopt generative AI. Existing approaches to tech strategy and wider governance principles, practices, and processes may not be completely suitable for generative AI and may need adapting and strengthening.

Hear from ICAEW's Anti-Money Laundering team on recent developments, making sure you stay compliant and preparing for future compliance reviews.

With guideline changes coming in January, it’s time to re-examine whether you should hold a practising certificate. ICAEW member and corporate strategist David Blair explains why it’s a good idea.

HMRC has launched a new tool for people to check whether they should be paying national insurance contributions (NIC) while they are working abroad.

Hana Bell arrived in London from Canada in 2020 amid COVID-19 restrictions and hiring freezes. It took a year before she joined Simmons & Simmons’ corporate law team, but she used her time wisely.

Firm-wide risk assessments (FWRAs) lay the foundation for effective anti-money laundering (AML) policies and procedures. In a recent webinar, ICAEW’s AML team talked about what a good assessment looks like and offered some insights into the most common failings found during monitoring visits.

This Small and Micro Business Community webinar looks at the importance of professional relationships, the psychology of personal image and impact and the three personal impact ‘tools’ which affect what people say about us when we’re not in the room. Practical tips will help individuals improve how they are perceived and positively affect their professional relationships.

How can young professionals overcome modern workplace challenges and create new developments?

In this issue, we look at opportunities for staff recruitment and retention; Root Cause Analysis themes relating to ISQM 1; how you can get involved with a personal financial planning value added services focus group; a new 2023 UK GAAP accounts factsheet, and much more.

In this issue, we ask you to share your views on the AML supervisory reform consultation. We also look at seven situations that require a practising certificate; how to develop a meaningful Audit and Assurance policy; Getting started with climate reporting; ESGs and SME funding and much more.

In this issue, we look at the new, free, interactive Ethics CPD course; why sustainability reporting matters to SMEs; dispelling the common myths about charities; starting and leaving a practice; Tax in Practice July webinar and resources and much more.

In this issue, we look at the recent disciplinary framework changes; the legal requirements for a pension salary sacrifice scheme; arrangements for alternates; AML for the small practice; building an Excel model to test if you are a going concern, and much more.

This session covers how you can add value to your clients and the role technology plays. A Sage webinar series designed to give you MORE from your practice.

If you are thinking of exiting practice in the next few years planning is essential. Whether you are aiming to ensure a successful sale or want to understand the regulatory requirements of retiring, this event explores your key considerations.

President of EU Commission cites extreme weather “right across Union” as the imperative to act on climate change, blasts China’s state subsidies for EVs, and makes the case for EU enlargement.

The final TNFD recommendations were launched at New York Climate Week. Toby Roxburgh, ICAEW’s Sustainability Manager, Nature and Biodiversity, explains what this means and why it matters.

ICAEW is supporting the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero in its campaign promoting energy efficiency. We take a look at what businesses can do to drive down energy bills and boost savings.

Technology is rapidly evolving, and AI is entirely transforming the way that we work, communicate, and interact with the world. The first ICAEW Annual Conference focuses on the increasing importance for accountants to adapt and keep up to speed with the latest technological advancements. This one-day conference will bring you the very latest from the best solution providers in the accounting and technological space, helping you to shape the future.

Deficit marginally better than had been expected according to the latest figures from the ONS, but costly public sector problems emerge.

HMRC is to formally remove the 10-minute average waiting time standard on the agent dedicated line (ADL). Calls to the ADL on individual PAYE matters may be routed to a separate team.

The EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism enters its transitional phase on 1 October 2023, meaning that UK businesses exporting to the EU must prepare for the changes.

HMRC has launched a new tool for people to check whether they should be paying national insurance contributions (NIC) while they are working abroad.

Join the Small Practitioners Community, ICAEW Tax Faculty and guest speaker Rebecca Benneyworth as they talk about HMRC service levels, MTD ITSA, marriage allowance, and changes to HMRC services.

Mitigo highlight why senior leaders must take responsibility for their cyber risk management to counter a growing threat.

Dr Sam De Silva, Partner and Global Co Head of the Commercial Practice Group at international law firm, CMS Cameron McKenna Nabarro Olswang LLP (CMS) and member of the ICAEW Tech Board, shares his thoughts on the legal and regulatory issues you should consider when using generative AI in your organisation.

Digitalisation for small businesses can often seem daunting; without devising a plan, challenges can present themselves early on. Simon Gray will be interviewing expert Nick Levine who will be sharing his expertise on how to put together a holistic strategy for digitalisation in your organisation.

Understand how AI Standards, regulation and assurance combine to build and support industry and society.