17 October 2019
RSM has appointed Neil Griggs as an audit partner in its Financial Services team.
Associate Director
Suzanne leads the firm’s UK Outsourced Business Services Large Corporate Centre (LCC) with a particular focus on delivering end to end outsourced finance services to our large multi-national mid-market clients.
Director
James has extensive experience in solvent restructuring, distressed turnaround and formal insolvency, working with directors and stakeholders to deliver effective solutions for businesses in distress, maximising recoveries and protecting the position of his clients.
24 September 2019
Leeds is fast becoming a digital hub for the north, with the influx of Tech giants such as Channel 4 alongside the increase of Tech start-ups within the city suggests Leeds is the one to watch.
02 September 2019
By the 9th December 2019 all solo-regulated firms will have to be compliant with the FCA’s new Senior Manager & Certification Regime (SMCR) and with the SMCR stocktake report published by the FCA last month (FCA SMCR Stocktake Report) it’s clear that conduct, culture and accountability are still firmly in the spotlight.
29 August 2019
Welcome to RSM’s August 2019 edition of our emergency services sector briefing which provides a useful source of insight into recent developments and publications affecting the sector.
28 August 2019
Faced with the demise of the traditional High Street and the rise of big tech companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, and Facebook, the UK government has been planning a digital services tax to level the playing field. Will France’s commitment to, if necessary, refund part of its digital services tax scupper the UK’s efforts?
21 August 2019
It’s good to hear that the Chancellor of the Exchequer Sajid Javid is committed to low taxes and a simpler tax system. To get the ball rolling, RSM’s experienced tax advisers suggest changes which they know their clients would like the Chancellor to make.
14 August 2019
With the Prime Minister under attack for alleged blatant electioneering, we take a look at the total cost of the new policy measures which he has announced. These could be paid for through borrowing or tax increases. What might the tax increases look like?
05 August 2019
Research and Markets predicts that the global food tech industry is expected to exceed $250 billion by 2022. Find out how the digital economy has been a major player in reinventing the food and drink market.
