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Broking Business – Summer 2024
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Welcome to the latest edition of Broking Business – Summer 2024
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Reporting measures for digital platforms
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A new reporting requirement has been introduced for UK digital platforms. Discover more.
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UK GAAP: the latest updates for Brokers
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The FRC published periodic changes to FRS 102 in March. So, what do these changes mean for you?
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An insight into the accounting challenges broking consolidators face
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Acquiring another broking business has accounting consequences. We provide an insight to help guide you through the complexities.
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Non-statutory trust letters: don’t get caught out
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The FCA is hot on the heels of firms that try to set up or run non-statutory trust (NST) client money accounts without the required auditor sign-off.
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Exemption from audit by parent guarantee: it could be right for you
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Take up of the parent guarantee to bypass audits is relatively uncommon among insurance intermediaries. But take a closer look.
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Spotlight: Deals in focus – Summer 2024
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Welcome to our inaugural edition of Spotlight – Deals in focus.
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Viewpoint: Summer 2024
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Read our analysis of the UK’s listed markets for H1 2024, as we explore current market trends and what we expect from the future market’s position as we continue into H2 2024.
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AIM – Hitting the sweet spot for European Green Transition plc
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European Green Transition plc were one of few companies to float on AIM this year. Aiden Lavelle, CEO and Jack Kelly, CFO explain the reasons for their bold decision and why AIM hits the sweet spot for them.
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New government update: Change to the non-dom regime
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With the Labour Party winning the 2024 general election in July, the new government is making changes to some key areas of the proposed policies previously announced.
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Pillar Two: what it means for UK intermediate entities of US parented insurance groups
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We explain why it is important for multinational entities (MNEs) to understand the interaction of Pillar Two and US tax principles – and how that affects UK intermediate entities.