Carillion’s downfall shows dumb money knows no bordersGerman banks are facing big losses as a result of the outsourcing company’s collapseCarillion’s board: misguided or incompetent?The directors ticked all the good governance boxes, yet the contractor still collapsedCarillion’s private failure is a public problemGovernment contractors, like banks, need a clear resolution regimeThe collapse of Carillion is not an argument to end outsourcingContracting out public services works better in some sectors than in others Podcast: Carillion goes into liquidation and Macron comes to BritainCarillion’s sins of omission on pay and debt were a warning signToo much crucial information remained buried and was missed for too longMore from this SeriesCarillion: don’t blame it on the Schuldschein Premium contentThe German loan market should use the UK group’s failure as a chance to tighten upWhy Carillion has gone into liquidation rather than administrationThe failure of the construction company indicates there was no viable business to sellCarillion: damage limitation Premium contentUK group took on too much debt, mis-priced some contracts and ran into problemsCarillion’s failure does not vindicate CorbynProblems with PFI are no reason to kill off private sector provision in the UKAuditing’s expectation gap is worse than everLetter from Stephen Kingsley, London, UKCaution partly to blame for auditing’s expectation gapLetter from Bruce Mathers, Zug, SwitzerlandAuditors in spotlight again after contractor’s demiseLetter from Peter Cave, London, UKA lesson on risk from Carillion’s collapseLetter from Mark Bull, Winchester, Hampshire, UK
Carillion’s downfall shows dumb money knows no bordersGerman banks are facing big losses as a result of the outsourcing company’s collapseCarillion’s board: misguided or incompetent?The directors ticked all the good governance boxes, yet the contractor still collapsedCarillion’s private failure is a public problemGovernment contractors, like banks, need a clear resolution regimeThe collapse of Carillion is not an argument to end outsourcingContracting out public services works better in some sectors than in others Podcast: Carillion goes into liquidation and Macron comes to BritainCarillion’s sins of omission on pay and debt were a warning signToo much crucial information remained buried and was missed for too longMore from this SeriesCarillion: don’t blame it on the Schuldschein Premium contentThe German loan market should use the UK group’s failure as a chance to tighten upWhy Carillion has gone into liquidation rather than administrationThe failure of the construction company indicates there was no viable business to sellCarillion: damage limitation Premium contentUK group took on too much debt, mis-priced some contracts and ran into problemsCarillion’s failure does not vindicate CorbynProblems with PFI are no reason to kill off private sector provision in the UKAuditing’s expectation gap is worse than everLetter from Stephen Kingsley, London, UKCaution partly to blame for auditing’s expectation gapLetter from Bruce Mathers, Zug, SwitzerlandAuditors in spotlight again after contractor’s demiseLetter from Peter Cave, London, UKA lesson on risk from Carillion’s collapseLetter from Mark Bull, Winchester, Hampshire, UK
