17 October 2019
RSM has appointed Neil Griggs as an audit partner in its Financial Services team.
01 July 2019
New data obtained by RSM under a freedom of information request has revealed that financial services firms reported 819 cyber incidents to the Financial Conduct Authority in 2018, a huge rise on the 69 incidents reported in 2017.
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22 November 2018
Two years into the Assurance Standard, what have we learned?
01 November 2018
Since Gender Pay Gap Pay Regulations were introduced last year, pay and pay parity have remained very high on the agenda of boards and senior leadership teams across the Financial Services sector.
12 September 2018
Historically, whistleblowing and policies around it has been more embedded in financial services than other industries, with FCA requirements around an 'effective risk management system' outlining policies and procedures around whistleblowing and the whistleblower themselves. But are firms adhering to the FCA handbook to pay lip service, or are incidents being taken seriously?
Leading audit, tax and consulting firm RSM has appointed Paul Jennings as a financial services risk assurance partner in its London office.
06 September 2018
Asset Managers face on-going competition from Fin Tech companies, margin pressures and market consolidation. How can you establish a digital strategy?
15 August 2018
Leading audit, tax and consulting firm RSM has appointed Rob Gordon as a risk assurance partner to lead its financial services internal audit and assurance offering in London and the South East.
14 June 2018
53% of financial services firms recently polled in our YouGov monitor agreed that having a diverse workforce helped them better understand all consumer needs. Looking across the market, many FS firms are asking ‘are we saying the right thing? Or ‘is what’s meant to be a step forward going to backfire?’.