Sharing our expert views and analysis on the private equity market in the first half of 2025.
FCA’s Section 165 request marks a shift to data-led supervision. Learn what firms must do to align with Consumer Duty and stay compliant.
Our latest report analyses key issues facing higher education institutions, including financial sustainability, government policy, and the draft education SORP.
Your guide to managing coming changes in the operational tax landscape, including the Crypto Asset Reporting Framework.
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We offer fresh insights on levelling up priorities and how to turn broad policy into meaningful change.
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Outcomes from the latest public interest reports show that many local authorities are still falling short of auditor standards.
Use these two frameworks to organise and energise your environmental, social and governance thinking.
Developing a social care data portal for Wales – how we helped Social Care Wales to make a positive difference.
Helping develop a insights platform that allows councils to combine and visualise data on health, social care and place in one location.
Everyone should understand IR35 compliance. This guide answers your common questions on the off-payroll working rules.
How to do the right thing – and maximise the ESG opportunity for your business.
Regtech helps with strengthening risk assessment and simplifying controls. An investment bank came to us for a bespoke solution.
Make the most of the apprenticeship levy to secure the skills your organisation needs for success.
Discover why Legal & General decided to build a coaching culture through the Grant Thornton and BPP coaching apprenticeship.
The FCA has published its final changes to the Appointed Representative regime, giving firms four months to prepare.
