The little brother makes good

Article Abstract:

Accountancy regulation in the UK should be the responsibility of the Financial Reporting Council, according to Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (Cima) Pres Peter Layhe. However, his organization will back proposals by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales for reforming accountancy regulation if they are approved by the Dept of Trade and Industry. He believes that there is now strong confidence in the value of the Cima qualification, reflected in the fact that the organization has more than 60,000 student members.

Layhe, Peter

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Taking Collier from Newcastle

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New UK Institute of Chartered Accountants Secretary General John Collier wishes to make the organization more effective and responsive. He is very conscious of the need to respond to consumer interest, and is hoping that the government will make rapid progress with the reform of accounting regulations. He is also placing strong emphasis on the organization's work in education and training. He acknowledges that there may be a need to make some changes to the way the institute's council is made up.

Collier, John

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Big Five prepare to ride out the turbulence

Article Abstract:

The challenges facing the leading accounting firms are discussed. Particular attention is given to regulators' concerns about the dominant position of these firms.

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