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Cyber: inside the evolving world of cyber crime
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- 01 Oct 2026
Technology investigative journalist and author Geoff White shares his insights into the rising sophistication of cyber criminals.
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Designing a framework for the tax profession
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- 28 Sep 2026
Drawing on the third paper to be published as part of ICAEW’s work on how to build a better tax system, Ed Saltmarsh explains how the tax advice market could be improved, to the benefit of agents, taxpayers and HMRC.
How to ensure an ethics-based approach to AI procurement
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- 28 Sep 2026
Embedding ICAEW’s fundamental principles into contract terms can help organisations to ensure they are taking an ethical approach when buying AI services. Dr Sam De Silva explains how.
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Behind the scenes of international standard setting: key reflections
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- 24 Sep 2026
Helen Pierpoint reflects on observing the IAASB’s quarterly board meeting in Germany, what it revealed about international standard setting in practice, and why it matters for UK auditors.
What tech-enabled fraud means for detection and prevention
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- 21 Sep 2026
As AI-enabled tech fraud becomes cheaper, more accessible and convincing, businesses need stronger controls and smarter verification methods to detect and prevent emerging risks.
Macro trends and growth: confidence, discipline and selective ambition
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- 15 Sep 2026
ICAEW’s 2026 Evolution of Mid-tier Accountancy Firms research points to a sector growing with confidence while navigating significant structural change. Private equity (PE) investment, artificial intelligence (AI) and a more complex economic and regulatory environment are continuing to shape mid-tier firms’ strategies, but the findings also show that growth remains widespread and is increasingly being pursued with discipline and selectivity in deciding which areas to expand.
Synthetic identity fraud: what is it, and why does it matter?
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- 07 Sep 2026
New technology means that criminals no longer rely on a real person’s identity to commit fraud. Now, they can create convincing new ones, using a mixture of real and fabricated details.
Terrorist financing: the signs and requirements for accountants
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- 03 Sep 2026
Financing terrorism is a complex, shapeshifting crime that is harder to detect and less reported than its close relation, money laundering.
2026 CCAB AML Guidance for the Accountancy Sector
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- 10 Aug 2026
The Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Amendment) Regulations 2026 came into force on 30 June 2026, making 15 targeted changes to the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017. The accountancy sector's anti-money laundering guidance has been updated to reflect the new regulations and to incorporate a small number of additional changes.
Seven ways technology can challenge ethics
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- 03 Aug 2026
New guidance from the International Ethics Standards Board for Accountants outlines the biggest risk areas for emerging technologies such as AI.
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