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The change in government last year has helped to partially restore faith in public services, according to a new study. However, the Keir Starmer administration’s agenda, pushing growth and immigration ...
Members of the UK representative body for the consulting sector have predicted a year of slower growth in 2026. A survey among the member-firms of the Management Consultancies Association reveals that ...
The UK wing of Deloitte’s global network is said to be planning further cost-cutting exercises, as demand for its consulting services continue to slow. Reports from the UK press suggest it will be ...
After a year of uncertainty, many businesses are entering 2025 with an air of cautious optimism – amid slowing inflation and an end to some political uncertainties, in the UK at least. To help clients ...
The world’s three largest strategy consulting firms are little to no help when engaged for corporate transformations, according to a new industry survey. Commissioned by mid-market rival Emergn, the ...
Despite uncertain economic conditions, management consultancies globally were able to increase revenue by 9% last year, due to high demand for artificial intelligence (AI), technology, and ...
As PwC’s UK CEO Kevin Ellis prepares to step down, the race to replace him is heating up. In what is understood to be a three-horse race, PwC could be on the brink of appointing a woman to the role ...
The state of the UK economy Insolvency rates could exceed 1990 levels. An estimated 35,000 businesses may enter administration over the next 12 months. While debate continues as to whether the UK has ...
Mark Clephan has been named the new EY UK and Ireland corporate finance leader. He has been with the firm for more than two decades. Silvia Rindone, UK and Ireland managing partner for strategy and ...
Elliott Morley and Gabriel Iliuta have joined the private credit tax team of EY. The duo arrive as EY looks to meet increased demand for specialist tax advice. Stuart Sinclair, UK financial services ...
After a year of uncertainty, many businesses are entering 2024 with an air of caution – as geo-political tensions, supply chain issues, and rising costs and a tight labour market continue to bite. To ...
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