Management & Execution
Management & execution are about highly effective delivery. The focus for good managers today is what makes a difference to the business in the immediate and medium term future. The focus is on surviving the recession and credit crunch, with operational issues front of mind.
We look at forecasting; pipelines; project management; working capital; cashflow; management and trading accounts; raising finance; capex v opex; asset management; dealing with banks; bank lending; stable finance; supplier relationships; tax relief; auditing and pensions.
Technical Update: Company Law White Paper
Growing regulatory burden requires flexible it systems
Significant impact of company law
ECJ rules fees for share issues are VAT exempt
Technical Update: Accounting for Dividends
Lloyds TSB faces IFRS hit to pre-tax profit
Technical Update: IAS 12 - Accounting for Corporate Taxes on Income
Standards board project aims to put limit on operating leases
Health check: Paragon
Putting a cap on non-audit fees doesn't fit all
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The Bottom Line:If Mr Cable has his way...
"If Mr Cable had his way, all the big banks would be broken up and bonuses would be virtually eliminated - a sure-fire way in my view of guaranteeing an end to the UK’s ability to compete as an international financial centre. Let’s not forget that this is a man who is on record as saying that everyone who works in a bank has an ‘aristocratic lifestyle’ clearly demonstrating his lack of understanding of the sector." A tough line on bankers’ bonuses could make a brain drain of financial talent a distinct possibility, warns Paul Marsden. Read more