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The Financial Reporting Council's Annual Review sets out the findings of its monitoring of UK companies' annual corporate report and accounts, alongside its expectations for the upcoming reporting season. For #NEDs, it provides a crucial perspective on the current state of corporate reporting, and highlights areas where they can add value in their role. In this insight, we signpost some key resources you need to stay up to date, including: 👉The FRC's full review and podcast; 👉BDO UK LLP's Guide to the FRC Updates; 👉and WTW's Compliance Advice. Read more about the latest Corporate Reporting update here: https://ow.ly/bwVi50TMyyW And there's still time to attend tomorrow's webinar from FRC to discuss the review. Be sure to register your place here - https://ow.ly/Ca3250TMyyV #CorporateReporting #FRCUpdates #CorporateGovernance #ComplianceAdvice WTW Financial, Executive & Professional Risks

Catch the final episode of the podcast: https://lnkd.in/gzpfStND The conversation centered on the following topics: Charter Change and Local Autonomy: investigates the implications of proposed constitutional amendments on the autonomy of some areas. It seeks to determine whether such amendments would strengthen or weaken the region’s capacity for self-governance. Shift in Balance of Power: analyzes the potential effects of charter change initiatives, including those primarily focused on economic reforms, on the balance of power between the national government and LGUs. It examines whether proposed amendments would lead to greater centralization of authority or further devolution of power to local units. Addressing Local Governance Issues: critically assesses the extent to which previous attempts at constitutional reform in the Philippines have adequately acknowledged and addressed the specific challenges and needs faced by local governments. Improving Local Government Finance and Influence: focuses on identifying and evaluating potential mechanisms for strengthening the financial systems of LGUs and increasing their participation in the formulation of national policies. Necessity of Charter Change for Local Governance Reform: weighs the merits of constitutional amendments as a means to achieve desired improvements in local governance against alternative approaches, such as policy reforms and legislative initiatives, to determine the most effective pathway for reform.

There is certainly a lot to discuss following yesterday's budget announcement, highlighting the importance of seeking professional financial advice to help navigate these changes. In our latest update we share insights from Integrity365 CEO Matt Goy DIP CII as he discusses some key changes for clients to be aware of, as well as our PDF Autumn Budget summary guide. Read now at: https://lnkd.in/eC4iTziU Stay tuned for more updates, webinars, and podcasts from our dedicated team of Independent Financial Advisers in the coming weeks as the government provides further clarity on these changes. Should you have any questions at this stage, please do not hesitate to get in touch. #financialadvice #autumnbudget #rachelreeves #financialplanning #labourbudget #ifa #independentfinancialadvice

Imagine these discussions being held in the context of developing policies that make sense to our shared common sense, for deploying the tens of trillions in society’s shared savings aggregated into social trusts for provisioning Workforce Pensions and Civil Society Endowments as forever promises of a dignified future as money made to flow into the right enterprises, for their use, for the right purposes and the right times, at the right cost and on the right terms to form the right businesses for forming the right technologies for forming the right choices for forming the right economy for forming a cohesive society and keeping it ongoing in the safety and security of hope for a dignified future quality of life for all. Imagine them beginning in Scotland with a focus on the needs and opportunities of people living in Scotland, but being replicated around the world, to build into a planetary scale discussion with a focus on the needs and opportunities of people living on planet earth.

What Do the UK Election Results and US Political Landscape Mean for Investors in 2024? 💡 In our latest episode of the Integrity365 Financial Insights Podcast, Chartered Financial Planner Sophie Haslehurst APFS sits down with special guest Oliver Jones, Head of Asset Allocation at Rathbones Asset Management, to explore the financial landscape of 2024. They delve into some key areas clients are asking about this year, including: 🗳️ The implications of the recent Labour win in the UK general election 📈 Ongoing inflation challenges 💲 The rapidly evolving dynamics of the US election Listen in as Oliver shares his expert insights into these pressing questions, helping to demystify the current market conditions and offering valuable predictions for future trends. Watch now on #YouTube or listen on the go via #Spotify by searching for 'Integrity365' - or head to the comments below 👇 #FinancialInsights #Podcast #Investing #Finance #EconomicTrends #Integrity365 #uselection #UKelection

🎧New week, new podcast! 2024 was a year of intense geopolitical shifts and growing uncertainty. But one thing remains consistent: ECFR’s ever-popular predictions podcast. In our first outing for 2025, Mark Leonard and ECFR research director Jeremy Shapiro team up to reflect on the accuracy of last year’s predictions—and, with crystal balls in hand, try to decipher which forces will shape 2025. Is this the year they finally achieve 10/10? https://lnkd.in/eUcKrPt5

🚌 About that EU-ESG omnibus (for lack of a better term). Just finished listening to Sophie Robinson-Tillett's last podcast with Real Economy Progress, featuring Andreas Rasche and Richard Gardiner. These are the 3 things that stuck with me, in addition to the extreme levels of volatility that the omnibus seems to have brought on. As with all thing EU, there are many interests groups fighting it off, but my personal view is that this is more akin to a rail track than a road: you can add more stops along the way, but once regulation has been transposed into national law(s), it's a done deal. 🚉

Check out our latest podcast episode featuring municipal finance expert Mark Moses! He joins Sarah to discuss how we can pull our city out of its financial rut, tackling issues like wasteful spending and the high taxes we’re stuck with. This is a must-watch for anyone concerned about our city’s future. Find the link in our bio! The Municipal Financial Crisis By Mark Moses Sarah Z.

In this episode of The Decisive Podcast, our experts discuss the new UK government and its implications on the economy, trade, industry, and EU relations. Gain valuable insights into navigating the potential impacts of the UK general election. Listen now: https://okt.to/IVbOkL

In the latest episode of The Decisive Podcast by S&P Global Market Intelligence, experts discuss the implications of the new UK government on the economy, trade, industry, and EU relations.