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Supply chain fraud: how to spot the signs
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- 10 Apr 2026
Supply chain fraud is quite common, and notoriously difficult to spot. Here are the steps you need to take to minimise the risks.
ICAEW member insights: cash preservation is king
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- 26 Mar 2026
Geopolitical tensions and domestic cost pressures are weighing on business confidence. While some sectors report pockets of resilience, the overall picture is one of caution.
Four ways this SME manufacturer protected itself from volatility
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- 25 Mar 2026
Michael Smith Switchgear Limited insulated itself from energy and supply chain issues through an approach to sustainability that permeates every aspect of its business – meeting industry net zero targets and catching the attention of King Charles.
How to maximise supplier relationships in tough times
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- 24 Mar 2026
While it may be tempting to shift payment terms to preserve working capital, the fallout could be more damaging to business stability. Find out what practical steps finance teams can take to improve relationships with suppliers during economic uncertainty.
Middle East conflict causing unease over energy costs and supply chains
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- 12 Mar 2026
ICAEW has surveyed members on impacts of the Middle East conflict, highlighting rising energy costs and supply chain disruption as the key concerns for UK businesses.
Support for UK firms trading in Middle East
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- 06 Mar 2026
In the light of an increasingly precarious situation for businesses with interests in the region, the Department for Business and Trade is highlighting the range of support available for exporters.
How to conduct a supply chain review: three critical actions
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- 02 Mar 2026
Multi-tier supply chain reviews can unlock financial gains, expose hidden risks and cut inefficiency. By applying three decisive actions and leveraging AI tools, a comprehensive review can strengthen resilience and boost profitability.
Cyber: the dangers of agents and vibe coding
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- 26 Feb 2026
While artificial intelligence can be an opportunity and a risk for cyber security, events in February highlighted the threat that AI tools and agents can pose to organisations’ cyber security.
Prepare for 2026/27: Employers
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- 03 Feb 2026
In the first of a series of articles looking ahead to 2026/27, the Tax Faculty highlights five changes affecting employers from April 2026 including new rules for supply chains and increases in the national minimum wage (NMW).
Building resilience: four essential steps
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- 22 Jan 2026
As criminal threats grow for organisations, particularly in the finance department, CFOs, finance leaders and board members must work to create a resilient culture within their organisations.
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