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Landmark decision has raised the stakes for distributing investment material
Liberalisation brings boom in arbitration as digital innovation spurs further growth
Return of last year’s inaugural rankings from the Innovative Lawyers stable
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KPMG’s ties with private equity firm raise alarms for sector
Consultancies’ turnover rose by an average of 10% annually in five years to 2018
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Small firms are undoing the damage wreaked by big consultants' state capture
Brazilian companies turn to advisers amid new compliance culture
Sanctions have hit businesses but the big consulting firms are still in demand
David Dunckley admits audit firm is under scrutiny after series of controversies
Corporate role ‘has become harder and more fun’
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More challenges and opportunities for greater operational and strategic insights
We highlight 20 in-house counsel — and they share their views on their expanding role
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We highlight 20 top in-house lawyers. Plus: should corporate lawyers do more on climate change?; why Paul Weiss pictures touched a diversity nerve; planning for flux at General Motors and DBS Bank; a sense of purpose; smaller is beautiful for some
Big Four firm reaches settlement with SEC after being charged with ‘ethical failures’
Management accountants need to become more technologically literate
Failure to adapt their culture could doom the traditional partnerships
Accounting firm given £4.6m penalty as watchdog criticises ‘serious lack of competence’
In UK politics, as in accounting, compromises must sometimes suffice
Court documents allege firms helped conceal bad loans at IL&FS, whose default triggered credit crisis
Worker urges regulator to investigate how Big Four firm responded to complaints
