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How to resolve ethical dilemmas step by step
The CIMA Ethics Checklist provides steps to help CIMA members resolve ethical dilemmas.IASB proposes narrow-scope amendments to IFRS 9
This week’s roundup examines the recent developments in corporate reporting, including guidance for audit firms from the UK Financial Reporting Council.Scaling artificial intelligence: A pivotal strategy for businesses
Technology leaders say that scaling artificial intelligence is the top priority for data strategy, and many leaders plan to increase investment in this area to be AI-driven by 2025.Analysis: Social media-driven bank runs burden regulators with a bigger problem
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank illustrates the new risk of social media-fuelled bank runs.Companies scrambling to secure tech talent for internal audit teams
Less than one-third of audit team leaders surveyed have access to the talent they need to fuel AI and machine learning solutions. Leaders are trying a variety of approaches to bridge the gap.‘People data’, a key to success, often not utilised
The gap between the amount of data collected and what is reviewed by business and HR leaders is “a concerning and recurring theme”, a report says.IESBA releases guidance for PIE revisions; UK plans to reduce carbon emissions
This week’s roundup examines the latest developments in corporate reporting, along with the UK government’s plans to reduce carbon emissions.Spring budget focuses on support and growth opportunities for SMEs
The UK government’s budget looks to simplify the tax regime and enable more R&D investment support for small businesses.Travel sector mulls green future, but tourists reluctant to pay
Sustainability is a key consideration for 24% of travellers, but only 5% to 10% are willing to pay at least a moderate surcharge for it, a survey found.How companies are managing pay and rewards amid high inflation
Finance advises HR and leadership on what is possible for pay increases, rewards, and overall salary and people headcount costs.UK businesses could save money under new data laws; FRC revises TAS 100
This week’s roundup examines developments in corporate reporting, along with an announcement on the UK’s sustainability partnership with Canada.3 ways finance can aid intrapreneurial teams
Finance has crucial roles in developing intrapreneurial ventures — from setting guidelines to helping manage expectations and defining success.Economic optimism still low but improving; concerns about inflation remain
After hitting a historic low at the end of 2022, the outlook for the U.S. economy rebounded somewhat in February 2023, but inflation remains a concern, according to the first-quarter Business and Industry Economic Outlook Survey released by AICPA & CIMA.CIMA reminds members about financial penalties for CPD noncompliance
Regulation 18A introduced the Fixed Penalty Scheme for noncompliance with CIMA’s CPD monitoring requirements.Why global debt and supply chain risks are likely to linger
High interest rates and supply chain risks may lead to further uncertainty and economic headwinds over the next several years, a new report from S&P Global says.People risk: How to mitigate the adverse effects of employee behaviour
The biggest risk to your business could be your organisational culture, but there are ways to change it.Engagement, consistency key to bridging climate reporting gaps
The percentage of companies disclosing climate-related information is increasing each year, but many preparers continue to face challenges reporting governance information.IESBA releases final code revisions to group audits
Read a roundup of recent developments affecting finance professionals, including an update from the UK Endorsement Board on IAS 12 reforms.Seizing the opportunity to close the skills gap
There is a widening gap between the skills employers need and those workers have, recent AICPA & CIMA research found.
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