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Fall from grace of Aim’s accountancy champion is another blow for junior market
Move follows number of City law firm scandals and questions over drinking culture
Salary and pension concerns have led to vacancies, including High Court
Legal technology takes off as firms seek to automate routine work
Magic circle law firm faces investigation over its role in a share-swapping scheme
Former Baker McKenzie partner Gary Senior is accused of attempting to kiss junior colleague
Former London managing partner accused of kissing junior colleague in 2012
David Joseph challenges firing in London court
We would like to extend it beyond its current period of 70 years
Central government is the country’s biggest spender on consultancy services but value for money is far from assured
Financial Reporting Council hires white-collar crime specialist Jamie Symington
Big Four firm places 100 London roles including several partners at risk of redundancy
Companies should support moves towards greater transparency
UK accounting firms seek to rein in seasonal bad behaviour
People who appeared in video attended interviews in London this week
The Big Four’s Swiss business is governed by UK rules that have hurt its consulting business
An FT investigation reveals a culture of fear at the world’s leading accounting firms
The government needs to pass legislation to enable reform to happen
Big Four firm to dispose of property after regulator raised client perks concerns
Auditor will need to provide more transparency than it may wish to offer
Big Four firm’s move aimed at preventing conflict-of-interest concerns
PwC, Deloitte and peers questioned over ability to survive a financial shock
Making an accurate assessment of who should get culled is far from straightforward
Thomas Cook case shows how the rules can help to obscure corporate frailty
New tenant sought after UK chairman urges scrapping of lavish Number Twenty venue
