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How do you make your business plan robust to attract future investment and buy-in from key stakeholders?

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have published their Business Plan for 2022/23.

If you're acquiring a distressed business through an accelerated sale, you need to understand how the process works.

Effectively analysing potential acquisitions' ESG performance is essential to avoid post-deal reputational risk.

Auditor transition activity is increasing. A smooth process depends on proactive planning and communication.

IFRS 17 is coming. This webinar had insights on manual adjustments, data, the transition balance sheet, and assessing dry and parallel runs.

Discover the 10 key themes shaping banking right now – and how to stay on top of them for a more resilient future.

The TNFD gives financial services firms a framework to account for nature-related risk and opportunity in investments.

Geo-political factors, ESG, cyber risk and the struggle for talent are some of the challenges the banking sector will continue to face this year.

We look at how firms can use remuneration schemes and updated SMCR regulation to strengthen their work culture.

Kickstarting a new series, Irina Velkova is joined by David Morrey, Grant Thornton’s Partner, Head of Investment Management, to discuss the focus areas in the sector this year.

Valuing any business depends on the same principles, but international assessments do involve some additional factors.

You must align your people and strategic priorities in a hybrid work model to sustain company culture and minimise risk.

Controls automation can deliver quick wins and long term value to your compliance capabilities. If you get it right.

What does the global focus on carbon taxes mean for your organisation?

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) continues to respond to external events: including the impact on regulation of UK sanctions relating to Russia, cost of living increases, global action on cryptocurrencies and a potential strike vote from its own staff.