Ethics
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UK’s FRC highlights reporting obligations on modern slavery
Financial Reporting Council research found mandatory modern slavery statements were sometimes nonexistent or not publicised as required.
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Inappropriate use of social media: 4 things you should know
The requirement to uphold the standards of the profession extends to posting on personal social media accounts outside of work hours.
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Technology’s ethical challenge
CIMA President Paul Ash, FCMA, CGMA, says new technology offers ethical challenges to the accounting profession that cannot be sidestepped.
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Quiz: The ethical pitfalls of AI
Find out how much you know about the biases and dilemmas related to artificial intelligence.
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Creating effective forced-labour mitigation programmes
Organisations that find forced labour in their businesses need to take clear and decisive action.
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Finance leaders' role in preventing toxic corporate cultures
Misdeeds are often open secrets within an organisation. Here’s how to foster responsibility and transparency to prevent fraud and malfeasance.
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Management accountants versus money laundering
ENGAGE EUROPE 2021 speaker Matthew Russell, a London-based financial crime partner at PwC’s London forensic services, discusses the challenges and opportunities for management accountants confronting money laundering risk.
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UK investors expand anti-slavery push to construction, materials sectors
A 56-strong investor coalition is to engage with construction and materials companies this year to address forced labour.
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Empowering a culture of speaking up
Creating effective channels of communication can help catch problems before they become unmanageable.
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Ethics in action: Multitasking during a pandemic
The modern workplace can be an ethical minefield. This monthly column helps you tackle the thorny, but very real, challenges that management accountants face in the workplace.
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