Mark Taylor
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Mark Taylor is a financial services journalist specialising in legal and regulatory compliance, white collar crime and technology.
Journalist
16th Sep 2020
Deloitte fires gun on Big Four audit split
Deloitte said it will create an independent audit governance board (AGB), with responsibility for providing independent oversight of the UK...
Finance & strategy
9th Sep 2020
Eat Out to Help Out was a tasty starter but hospitality sector needs a main
According to official statistics , more than 100m subsidised meals were eaten by UK diners in August, as the public took advantage of the...
Finance & strategy
2nd Sep 2020
Grant Thornton loses appeal of £22.6m AssetCo case
Grant Thornton has failed to overturn a record £22.6m claim for damages brought by a former client AssetCo over a “negligent” audit which...
Finance & strategy
26th Aug 2020
Retail’s nightmare before Christmas begins with September cash crunch
September will be a pivotal month, experts have told AccountingWEB, with the end of the government’s furlough scheme on the horizon and...
Finance & strategy
12th Aug 2020
Key player arrested as Wirecard scandal prompts EU to moot regulatory overhaul
R Shanmugaratnam is suspected of aiding the collapsed German payment processor’s attempts to defraud auditors by claiming huge sums of cash...
Finance & strategy
7th Aug 2020
Virus impact dents big automotive names
The automotive industry has been hit by a double-whammy of coronavirus and Brexit , suppressing both production and sales in an industry...
Financial reporting
5th Aug 2020
Car industry in spin as Covid-19 and Brexit bite
Warning lights are flashing in the UK automotive sector, as the industry recorded its worst six-month performance since the end of World...
Finance & strategy
31st Jul 2020
Preparing now for the end of the furlough
The government’s decision to change, and ultimately close, the schemes is to protect public finances, but also to encourage employers to re...
Finance & strategy
22nd Jul 2020
Government acting too slow on audit reform promises following Thomas Cook collapse
Members of the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) select committee have criticised the government’s response to its report on...
Finance & strategy
15th Jul 2020
Businesses warned over red-tape burden after Brexit transition ends
The UK left the EU on 31 January 2020, but much of EU law continues to apply in the UK during the “implementation” or “transition” period...
Finance & strategy