ACCOUNTS July 29, 2010 Q.I have just started a new business and want to adopt the best practices for filing my accounts. Do you have any advice? A.Each private company has to file its accounts at Companies House, the official government register of UK private companies. The deadline is nine months after the company’s financial year-end, so if that [...]
ACCOUNTS July 29, 2010 Q.I have just started a new business and want to adopt the best practices for filing my accounts. Do you have any advice? A.Each private company has to file its accounts at Companies House, the official government register of UK private companies. The deadline is nine months after the company’s financial year-end, so if that [...]
Forget south africa; the world cup is coming to bishopsgate June 8, 2010 ROYAL Bank of Scotland has clearly been keeping an ear out for all the sage words of wisdom dropping from the sky over the World Cup. The four-yearly event is one of the most sought-after corporate hospitality gigs in the calendar, but RBS, mindful of that taxpayer bailout it received during the crisis, isn’t biting. [...]
Dubai Holding hires advisers May 9, 2010 Companies from Dubai Holding, a conglomerate owned by the emirate’s ruler, have hired advisers including Deloitte, KPMG and PwC as they consider a multibillion dollar debt restructuring.
Is the age of small businesses ending? July 8, 2010 A GROWING divide is emerging between the fortunes of the UK’s large and small businesses. While UK Plc has seen strong profits and is sitting on record high cash piles, life has been harder for small businesses and entrepreneurs. According to a survey from the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (Nesta), venture [...]
CITY VIEWS: DO YOU AGREE THAT THE GOVERNMENT’S PRORITY SHOULD BE REDUCING THE DEFICIT? May 25, 2010 GABRIELLE MCADAMS | WILLIS “I agree with the majority of the cuts so far and I agree that dealing with the deficit should be one of the top priorities, but the government shouldn’t jeopardise things like health and transport.” ZADE ALRIFAI | AXA “The government’s priority should be the economy but cutting the deficit at [...]
Revenues at Deloitte drop in the slump October 26, 2009 PROFESSIONAL services group Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu saw its full-year global revenues drop five per cent to $26.1bn (£16bn) yesterday, as accountants worldwide feel the pinch from a dearth in major mergers and acquisitions. Deloitte’s chief executive Jim Quigley said the performance of the group, one of the big four accountancy firms, was satisfactory given the [...]
Revenues at Deloitte drop in the slump October 26, 2009 PROFESSIONAL services group Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu saw its full-year global revenues drop five per cent to $26.1bn (£16bn) yesterday, as accountants worldwide feel the pinch from a dearth in major mergers and acquisitions. Deloitte’s chief executive Jim Quigley said the performance of the group, one of the big four accountancy firms, was satisfactory given the [...]
City workers succumb to football fever June 23, 2010 WITH the Budget out of the way in good time, the City’s thoughts yesterday turned to the beautiful game, and England’s crucial third group clash against Slovenia. As the crucial hour approached, bars and pubs filled to bursting point and the employees of more generous firms gathered in communal areas to watch Capello’s squad clinch [...]
CITY MOVES | WHO’S SWITCHING JOBS July 8, 2010 Jones Lang LaSalle The property-focused financial and professional services firm has appointed James Brown from Grosvenor as its new head of retail research and consultancy for the EMEA region. Brown is currently UK director of research at Grosvenor, where he is responsible for property market forecasting and analysis of demand, supply and values, local market [...]