Laura Miller examines why the investment industry needs to fix its women problem and where progress is being made.

Writing for the Financial Services Faculty, David Smith, Economics Editor of the Sunday Times explores this question and considers it could be neither, but a consequence of the other.

Does investment outsourcing add real value for pension schemes and their members? Award winning journalist Stephanie Hawthorne weighs up the pros and cons

Scientists from the London School of Health and Tropical Medicine joined members of the Financial Services Faculty to present information for modelling about climate change scenarios, writes Brian Cantwell.

Laura Miller looks at whether the idea to use pension fund cash to fund infrastructure investments, as suggested by the government, would work.

When IAS 39 was replaced by IFRS 9 on 1 January 2018, it was perhaps little lamented, writes Steven Hall, Partner, Financial Services Risk Consulting, KPMG and Nicholas Mead, Director, KPMG. In a financial crisis that had manifold causes, some laid at least part of the blame for the 2008 meltdown on the ‘incurred loss’ provision model in IAS39 – inadequate, too little too late, or simply the dog that didn’t bark.

Gavin Stewart, Director in Grant Thornton’s Financial Services Group, who spent 27 years as a regulator at the Bank of England, Financial Services Authority and Financial Conduct Authority, analyses the FCA’s Business Plan. He has written this article in a personal capacity.

Sunday Times Economics Editor David Smith writes an exclusive column for ICAEW’s Financial Services faculty every month. This month he covers how climate change could affect inflation.

Does investment outsourcing add real value for pension schemes and their members? Award winning journalist Stephanie Hawthorne weighs up the pros and cons

Laura Miller looks at whether the idea to use pension fund cash to fund infrastructure investments, as suggested by the government, would work.

Laura Miller looks at the fine print for government lending schemes and asks who will actually pay for the coronavirus loans across a range of outcomes.

Find out what is IBOR reform, why LIBOR will be phased out and why it matters as well as the plan for the UK, challenges and risks.

A simple introductory guide for businesses to the global transition away from (Sterling £) LIBOR provided by ACT, CBI, ICAEW and UK Finance.

How to prepare your business for the changes to IBOR, specifically when LIBOR will cease to exist in 2021.

Brought to you by ICAEW Financial Services, this conference enables banks, insurers and investment managers to understand where other organisations are in the process of managing their climate change related financial risks.

This webinar will give help gain an expert view on priorities for LIBOR transition, associated conduct risks and practical actions to take.

Gain an insight into this emerging risk and opportunity for financial services firms and understand practical principles for exploring the possibilities in an ethical way

Gain advice from an experienced independent non-executive director on how to be a successful iNED in a rapidly changing regulated environment, including practical tips to benefit you both personally and professionally.

In this webinar we will cover three challenges for committees, and practical suggestions for how to work more effectively and efficiently.

ICAEW has created an e-money helpsheet to help businesses and their advisers understand whether such accounts are appropriate for their needs.

New guidance from ICAS, ICAEW and PRAG on the implications of COVID-19 for pension scheme financial reports and audit.

Delegate pack from the October 2019 Retirement Planning Workshop.

Information for CASS auditors when determining procedures over outsourcing arrangements and how they apply to the CASS rules.