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Replacement for furlough scheme announced by UK chancellor

A new Job Support Scheme will replace the UK government’s furlough scheme, Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has announced.

Opinion: 5 reasons for UK finance professionals’ cautious outlook

Factors such as Brexit, a possible coronavirus second wave, and tax changes are among the concerns of UK-based management accountants.

CIMA engages with UK Chancellor’s crisis recovery work

Andrew Harding, FCMA, CGMA, the Association’s chief executive–Management Accounting, sets out UK recovery advocacy efforts on behalf of members.

Chancellor lays out plan to revive crisis-hit UK economy

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak set out a package of measures on jobs, skills, and infrastructure investment to kick-start the country’s economy.

CIMA makes economic recovery suggestions to UK government

A 20-point plan offers ways for the UK to secure business and consumer confidence, reduce uncertainty, create a sustainable recovery, and more.

Bravery and fortitude: A POW CIMA student’s story

CIMA student and flight lieutenant Robert Hutton took Institute exams in the toughest of conditions in a German World War II POW camp. His daughter tells his story.

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Changing track on skills

Traditional project finance roles in the rail and other infrastructure-based industries are broadening and encompassing new skills.

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The forgotten history of accounting words

Common accounting terms used today have a rich, useful, and sometimes surprising heritage.

Resilience: Institute students as POWs in Germany

The stories of CIMA’s students who took Institute exams in Germany’s prisoner-of-war camps during the Second World War.

The view from the President: The great equaliser

CIMA President Amal Ratnayake, FCMA, CGMA, says the organisation will continue to work to prevent barriers to entering the profession.

Preparing for the future

Andrew Harding, FCMA, CGMA, chief executive–Management Accounting at the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, describes the work to future-proof management accounting.

Brewing success: Accounting at Guinness

Management accountants have provided key information for the brewer’s decision-makers for the past 100 years.

CIMA president’s thoughts on a ‘pivotal’ year

CIMA president and Association board chair Amal Ratnayake, FCMA, CGMA, talks about his global career journey and his ambitions for the Institute.

The view from the President: A pivotal year

CIMA President Steven Swientozielskyj, FCMA, CGMA, reflects on a year of service and engagement.

Art for all

The art gallery that CIMA’s first president, Lord Leverhulme, built in the UK for his soap factory workers is still filled with treasures.

CIMA history

This timeline explores the organisation’s most significant moments since its founding as the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants in 1919.

Standing the test of time after 100 years

CIMA’s dedicated members have advanced the cause of cost and management accounting through war and peacetime and are poised to meet the challenges the future will bring.

Learning from the past

Andrew Harding, FCMA, CGMA, the chief executive–Management Accounting for the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants, looks back for lessons for the future.

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