Due diligence advisers were EY Finance, White & Case, Advancy, Ramboll, EY Tax and Indefi.
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For MBA interns: $28,000 and a $5,000 signing bonus for EY Strategy and EY-Parthenon interns.
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"Yes, we will follow that," said Steve Varley, chairman of EY UK, adding that EY was consulting with clients about a ban.
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EY could deploy the system, called Tesseract, in a test with an unnamed partner within the next quarter, EY partner John Simlett told Reuters in an interview.
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It's as deluxe as anything you'd find in a premium steakhouse, but without the bro-ey, old man vibe—unless your kitchen has a bro-ey, old man vibe, which is cool, too.
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What are the specific numbers you're looking at, at EY?
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HSBC & Investec, White & Case, LEK, Deloitte, ERM and EY advised Bridgepoint.
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I know happy endings aren't very X-ey, but come on!
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The EY report finds that 7% of foreigners have increased investment.
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The IRS and EY could not immediately be reached for comment.
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She's director David Ayer's go-to girl – not too shabby, ey?
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PwC, EY, BDO, Mazars and Grant Thornton had no immediate comment.
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Her contract at EY contained a forced arbitration clause, Ward said.
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EY conducted a pilot with 150 people and roughly 20 clients.
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We at EY, we've committed to being carbon neutral in 2020.
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Capri, EY continues "Digital Summit" (33 GMT); ends on Oct. 6.
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EY sees the net combined ratio at 97.7 percent this year.
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EY said international operations were not included in the administration process.
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Europewide, Chinese investment plunged 46 percent to $31 billion, EY said.
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Our thought bubble: Firstly, all credit to EY for repeating its survey.
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Daniel Haudenschild is moving from EY to Swisscom to head the unit.
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EY did not immediately respond to Business Insider's request for additional comment.
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Addressing the tax regime is most critical, according to the EY chairman.
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Even though EY manages the servers, everything is still encrypted on devices.
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In fact, many of them will be joining EY full-time this year.
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A couple of my exes definitely had dark, long, flowy, luscious-ey hair.
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About £1trn ($1.27trn) of the City's assets has gone, says EY, a consultancy.
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EY also offers coaching and resources to new parents headed back to work.
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It never relied on the super joke-ey egregiously gory settings of horror.
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Michael Carr, business tax services leader, Asia-Pacific at EY, echoed those sentiments.
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Two of the world's largest consultancies—EY and PwC—are based in London.
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But the Big Four firms – KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte – are going backwards.
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Dziama is a management consultant at EY, the New York-based accounting firm.
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The agreement, announced Monday whereby The Bitfury Group will provide blockchain software services to EY and its client network, comes after it won "Best Pitch" for its blockchain solution for digital rights management at an EY Startup Challenge Showcase Day.
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The financial center raised $15.6 billion through new listings in 2017, coming in third after New York and Shanghai, according to a report by EY. In 2016, Hong Kong had topped the league with $25.2 billion in proceeds, EY said.
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Being a low-cost provider is a "prerequisite to survival", the EY survey found.
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EY calls us the "Best in the West" for our tax burden on manufacturers.
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Meanwhile, business students said they'd also love to work for EY, PwC and Deloitte.
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"You'll not hear about many of them," says Peter Lennartz of EY, a consultancy.
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The EY survey of more than 2,500 executives was conducted between March and April.
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A study from accounting firm EY examined fintech adoption rates across 20 major economies.
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But at least Canada's on the right track to meet their Paris commitments, ey?
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This year, EY hired over 15,000 of those lucky applicants in the U.S. alone.
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"Our business is constantly changing," Larry Nash, Director of U.S. Recruiting for EY, tells .
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While some companies maintain a more traditional interview processes, EY is embracing the trend.
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After submitting an application, EY hopefuls record themselves answering a set of predetermined questions.
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The audit sector is dominated by the Big Four: PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte.
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Grier notes that these complementary factors have significantly helped EY&aposs bottom line:1.
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UK motor insurers had a combined ratio of 109.4 percent in 2016, EY said.
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"The result this evening does not change the outlook for the City," said Omar Ali, UK financial services leader at consultants EY. Financial firms have already announced plans to move 800 billion pounds in assets from Britain due to Brexit, EY said.
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But Martin Steinbach, global IPO leader at EY, said the outlook for 2017 was positive.
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At EY, we've seen how these women thrive in a culture of high-performing teams.
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These actions challenge an industry dominated by four big firms: Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC.
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Last month the country topped a ranking by EY, an accountant, of attractiveness for investors.
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Consulting firm EY gave the changes a guarded welcome, saying they could have side effects.
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And then, sure enough, there's Wayne, doing your main lady in a blue Navigat-ey.
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At big four accounting firm EY, millennials make up almost 75 percent of its workforce.
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These sorts of students are starting to "buy differently", says Matthew Robb of Parthenon-EY.
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As such, the outlook for the U.K. economy is "very changeable," EY ITEM Club said.
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Administrators from EY are in court this morning to finalize an insolvency process, Sky said.
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EY wanted an end-to-end messaging service to share messages and files with customers.
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Next year, the EY-sponsored exhibition, Van Gogh and Britain, will open at Tate Britain.
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Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz is the legal adviser and EY its transaction advisor, GCP said.
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End-to-end encrypted messaging app and service Wire announced a partnership with accounting and consulting company EY. Essentially, Wire is providing an on-premise version of its messaging service so that EY can control the servers and use it for their communication needs.
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Esrey and LeMay alleged that the IRS helped EY conceal the details of investigation from them.
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According to EY, China is the leading country for consumer adoption of fintech products and services.
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Ernst & Young (EY) is under fire, too: its local affiliate audited IL&FS and another subsidiary.
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The EY study found a disconnect between hedge fund managers' priorities and those of their investors.
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And with these billion dollar deals come lucrative fees for services like EY that advise acquirers.
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EY currently performs dual work for Sanofi and it previously did dual work for Allergan Inc.
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The compliance reviewers "are independent in fact and in appearance," said EY Vice Chair Ron Hauben.
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Investments in Europe overall reached 421 projects in 2018, the highest in a decade, EY said.
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Deloitte, KPMG and Ernst & Young, now known as EY, also have more than 2,000 lawyers each.
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They include Vodafone, Barclays, EY, Pret a Manger, Knight Frank and the UK Ministry of Defense.
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EY merged with Parthenon in 2014, a smaller strategy consulting company, to expand its global reach.
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The government said it has appointed EY to try to find a new owner for the company.
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On Reddit, she even called it "Halal-ey Quinn," much to the delight of her fellow Redditors.
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EY estimates that digital payment platforms could grow the GDP by half a percentage point each year.
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According to consultancy EY, China was the highest value dealmaker in the sector in the third quarter.
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According to data from EY-Parthenon, a consultancy, this is the fastest-growing part of the market.
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During her research, Ey was shocked to discover that mouse vocalizations are as diverse as their singers.
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An EY firm was also barred last month from conducting certain statutory audit assignments until April 2020.
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Schiander will be based in Copenhagen and joins Colliers from EY Mergers & Acquisitions, where he was director.
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EY has faced at least two public sexual-harassment complaints since the start of the #MeToo movement.
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EY has worked with only one Canadian cannabis company so far, according to the Canadian securities filings.
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EY noted that performance troubles and high fees had led to less investor interest in hedge funds.
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The EY report also found that private equity's internal policies were more in line with investors' values.
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McGorry's Instagram presence was once blithely bro-ey — yacht shots, tank tops, a tribute to coconut water.
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Hiren Shukla, neurodiversity program leader at EY, describes how one of his hires transformed on the job.
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It means that EY or potential hackers have no way to access the servers and decrypt messages.
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Howard Archer of economics consultancy EY ITEM Club, predicted rates would rise again only in late 2018.
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So if you want to land a job at EY, be prepared to step into the future.
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"Audit quality is central to EY and all of our stakeholders," said Ernst & Young in a statement.
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EY, also known as Ernst & Young, is a global provider in assurance, tax transaction and advisory services.
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Accounting giant EY also unveiled its own distributed ledger solution for the shipping insurance industry last month.
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Ernst & Young, or EY, is one of the most desirable workplaces for a recent business-school graduate.
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" But Choi, the EY analyst, pointed out that it's "not easy to build a competitive stock exchange.
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Orchard Corporate strategy did not immediately respond to a request for comment, while EY declined to comment.
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EY declined to comment and Deloitte had no immediate comment on whether it would take pre-emptive action.
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A 2016 survey by consulting firm EY found that 95 percent of investors prefer no pass-through expense.
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Young people see the industry as dirty, difficult, and dangerous, according to an EY survey published last month.
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In a U.K.-government-backed report published Wednesday by consultancy EY, researchers analyzed responses from FTSE 22021 companies.
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EY had argued it could not produce the papers under Chinese laws prohibiting the spread of state secrets.
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EY, ABB's sole external auditor since 2001, concluded ABB had not maintained effective internal control over financial reporting.
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Consultancy EY estimated last year that as many as 83,000 jobs could disappear as a result of Brexit.
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The country saw around a 25 percent decline in the number of IPOs, according to the EY report.
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The auditors - named by Aramco as PwC, EY and BCG - have already audited the 2015 and 2016 accounts.
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EY itself faced two sexual-harassment complaints, while the rival accounting firm Deloitte fired 20 partners for misconduct.
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EY said it would support workable measures that genuinely improved audit quality to rebuild society's trust in business.
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"No one shares that with you," said Greg Rosica, a contributing author to the EY Tax Guide 2016.
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Jo-ey Tang was appointed director of exhibitions at the Columbus College of Art and Design's Beeler Gallery.
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"The possibility of a 'no deal' Brexit appears to have risen," said Howard Archer at EY ITEM Club.
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Th ey are James Wallner, who was a research executive, and Wes Denton, who was a communications executive.
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The study was conducted by the EY consultancy and the American Investment Council, a private equity advocacy group.
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Audit firm EY has been appointed as the transaction advisor for the latest attempt to sell Air India.
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Cool Ranch is really just an outlet for some fun, disco-ey Chicago house that I've been working on.
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Auditors EY said the maker of Lada cars had liabilities that exceeded assets by 67.78 billion rubles ($857 million).
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 211 "Power to our planet" starts(210800 GMT); ends on May 090000.
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The country was the target of $2.4 billion worth of deals and acquirer of $3.8 billion worth, EY said.
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Ezra Morales, who uses ey, em, and eir pronouns, is a queer, trans, gender-nonconforming youth activist from Texas.
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 2019 "Power to our planet" starts(0830 GMT); ends on May 31.
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EY said in the report that it has also identified and secured various devices used by Quadriga and Cotten.
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Following the report the Swedish bank appointed EY to analyze material and conduct an external investigation into the claims.
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"Majors have gutted their own exploration departments," said Theophile Yameogo, mining and metals advisory leader at consultant EY Canada.
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Quickly it became apparent that such a list must also include non-button-ey buttons: sticks, triggers, even rumbles.
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EY recently surveyed more than 1,000 employees from a range of industries about their ability to innovate at work.
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The company's auditor, EY, quit after it could not agree with the bank on the description of some loans.
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She returns to EY from PepsiCo, where she was senior vice president for global public policy and government affairs.
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"Ey up!" shouts John — a Northern English phrase that is both a greeting and a call to pay attention.
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"Shut the fuck up, ey, we're trying to sleep!" is what any normal convict might have shouted at him.
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 090000 "Power to our planet" starts(210800 GMT); ends on May 211.
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I know I sound like woo-ey old lesbian, but it happened and we're seeing evidence of it today.
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 211 "Power to our planet" starts(212019 GMT); ends on May 211600.
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Headquartered in London, EY is one of the "big four" accountancy firms (the others being Deloitte, PwC and KPMG).
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It now has existing partnerships with Microsoft, EY, Deloitte, Publicis Sapient and CapGemini to allow deployment in multiple markets.
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Local and international creditors, mostly banks, appointed accounting firm EY as their representative, the sources told Reuters in December.
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Partner and Regional Business Tax Services Leader, EY As a partner and regional business tax services leader at EY, Pestana works with leadership on strategy for tax advisory and planning and is the global tax account leader on one of the firm's largest clients, managing more than $60 million of tax revenue.
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Financial firms based in Britain have disclosed 1.3 billion pounds in relocation costs, legal advice and contingency provisions, EY said.
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However, EY acknowledged that this was a "conservative" amount in relation to the size of the U.K.'s financial sector.
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EY is confident this year's deal value will exceed $200 billion, given companies' increased financial firepower and balance sheet strength.
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According to EY, a third of companies were intending to relocate some or all of their operations out of London.
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EY released a report Tuesday based on a global survey of 2,000 wealth management clients and 60 wealth management executives.
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The four that dominate the market—Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC—also offer lucrative services like consulting and tax advice.
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Deloitte, PwC and EY had no immediate comment on whether they would mirror KPMG's decision on UK non-audit work.
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This figure is expected to continue growing in the coming years despite the country's recent capital controls, consultancy EY said.
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EY estimates $7 billion was invested in two-wheeler mobility companies such as bike-sharing and electric scooters in 2018.
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Max Loh, EY ASEAN and Singapore managing partner, said Singapore could benefit from the global recovery in fund raising activities.
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They tend to offer better body contouring but can feel too sink-ey or unsupportive if they aren't designed well.
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Oliver Dunn, director of oil and gas corporate finance at EY, will also become a HitecVision partner, the company added.
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Britain attracted 78 cross-border financial services investments last year, according to EY research, down 26 percent year-on-year.
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Moves so far would be only the "tip of the iceberg" if there is a no-deal Brexit, EY said.
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Kristina Rogers of EY posits that firms may need to rethink their business, not just trim costs and sign deals.
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Milan, EY holds news conference to present ninth edition of survey "The luxury and cosmetics financial factbox 1003" (1100 GMT).
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Robert Lougy, New Jersey first assistant attorney general, has been one of the state's contacts for EY regarding its contract.
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His spokesman said the contract with EY was extended "to enable them to complete the work" but declined further comment.
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"It's a direct reflection of the government shutdown," Jackie Kelley, the Americas IPO leader at EY, told CNN last month.
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The EY chief joins a number of top executives who recently told CNBC that they don't see a recession looming.
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One question EY asked was whether the executives were using "next generation" data or artificial intelligence in their investment process.
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We are joined by Mark Weinberger, who is Global Chairman and CEO of EY. Great to have you on today!
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"December's data delivered some unpleasant omens for this year," said Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to consultancy EY ITEM Club.
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"Heightened Brexit and economic uncertainties are fueling buyer caution," said Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club.
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Throughout games, Harris is serenaded — "Jo-ey Buck-ets" — by the superfans in the Brooklyn Brigade section of Barclays Center.
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A 2018 study from accounting firm EY found 83 percent of Chinese consumers make payments or money transfers on their phones.
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Aromantic [ey-roh-man-tik] | adjective (aromantic people) An adjective used to describe people who do not experience romantic attraction (e.g.
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She liked it so much that she stayed after she graduated and went to work for EY as a tax lawyer.
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Paul van Kessel, EY global cybersecurity lead, said this delay would be due to the lack of a strategic response plan.
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The bank also said EY would also have the opportunity to request additional material from Swedbank as part of its probe.
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A recent report by EY, a consultancy, says 40 of the biggest have approved investment of $15m-50m for digital initiatives.
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None of those companies are household names, and EY did not respond to a query about why the change was made.
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The United States was a top destination for nine of the 10 most active cross-border investors, including China, EY said.
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Many ask to be referred to either by an invented pronoun, such as "ey" or "ze", or, more commonly, as "they".
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U.S. banks are in much better shape than they were years ago, EY Global Chairman and CEO Mark Weinberger said Wednesday.
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The EY CEO is joined on the panel by business leaders from firms including JPMorgan Chase, IBM, General Motors and Disney.
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According to new research from EY, mobility investments in 2018 reached $39.1 billion, down from $55.2 billion in the previous year.
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EY had conducted an independent review on the company after the allegations, but found no major lapses, according to media reports.
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Accounting firm EY said it expects more companies from India to follow suit and file for IPO in the coming months.
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"Audit quality is central to EY and all of our stakeholders," said Ernst & Young spokeswoman Amy Call Well in a statement.
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The FSA board's fine against the Toshiba auditor, Ernst and Young (EY) ShinNihon, was its first ever against an audit firm.
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China is on the way to joining more than 140 countries with full VAT regimes, according to EY, an accounting firm.
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The reason for the slowdown, according to EY, is that Chinese companies are finding it more difficult to win regulatory approval.
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The presenter claimed women had smaller brains than men, a former EY executive director who wished to remain anonymous told HuffPost.
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Yet Airbus and EY said they complied with the law after being informed of their omissions, according to Sancroft and Tussell.
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Ken Bouyer, Director of Inclusiveness Recruiting at EY, says that gaining the renewed interest of younger workers did not happen overnight.
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It is during this stage of the EY interview process that applicants will often be asked to complete a case study.
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At professional services firm EY Global, leaders pay more attention to helping employees develop this attitude than to organizing formal training.
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EY explained that its decision to secure marine insurance data with blockchain was due to a "complete inefficiency" in the sector.
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CANCELLED: Milan, EY starts summit on infrastructure "The smarter you build, the better you live" (1330 GMT); ends on March 5.
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"Dara, you're telling us what to do, but you're not telling us where to go," he recalls in the EY interview.
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Rachel Reeves, chair of parliament's business committee, has written to EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC with nine questions and a Feb.
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EY has tracked 222 of the biggest financial services companies in the United Kingdom since the Brexit referendum in June 2016.
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All of Britain's biggest lenders are audited by one of the world's "Big Four" accounting firms, KPMG, PwC, EY and Deloitte.
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Singapore finished the year with 20193 deals that raised around $500 million — the fourth highest IPO proceeds in Southeast Asia behind Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia, according to data from consultancy EY. Vietnam, which was far behind its larger neighbors just two years ago, leaped to the top in 2018 with five IPOs raising $2.6 billion, EY said.
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Asexual [ey-sek-shoo-uh l] | adjective (asexual people) An adjective used to describe people who do not experience sexual attraction (e.g.
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Andy Baldwin, EY area managing partner for Europe, Middle East, India and Africa, said the findings were reassuring but warned against complacency.
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Weinberger said EY has 16-thousand employees in China and provide services to most of the IPOs that come onto the market.
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Omar Ali, U.K. financial services leader at EY, said the number could grow as the risk of a no-deal Brexit heightened.
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It was really rip-ey, and we saw this group of kids and thought it was odd they were that far out.
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Pollard joins the Swiss bank from EY and he will replace Alain Beuchat, who held the information security top job since 2017.
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However, another recent survey by consultancy EY showed that the rapid rate of growth across passive investing shows no sign of slowing.
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EY, a consultancy, calculates that utilities across Europe wrote off €120bn of assets because of low power prices between 2010 and 1003.
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During the challenge, The Bitfury Group explored several use cases with more than 20 EY client companies seeking to integrate blockchain technology.
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"It is clear that there is no majority in parliament for a "no-deal" Brexit," said Howard Archer at EY ITEM Club.
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I've seen it myself, and, yes, the fact that I left dumbfounded and disturbed adds weight to the Exorcist-ey comparison above.
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All of it is poppy and synth-ey and a bit 13's, with some classic mixes of Cantina tunes gone by.
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"Every time Putin starts a new term, he begins with a new reform package," says Alexander Ivlev of EY, an accountancy firm.
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A recent survey from EY, a consultancy, finds that 14% have reduced or paused investment in Britain in the past 18 months.
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They should call it "the king of the boat people," but they'll probably call it something simple and Unix-ey like "kops."
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Beth Brooke-Marciniak, global vice chair of public policy for consultancy EY, hosted the first women's event in Davos ten years ago.
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Ey told me they currently lack a cohesive communication strategy, and most of their subscribers joined after hearing about it at conferences.
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The world's fourth-largest insurance market – according to data from EY – faces increased competition in the three sectors where Allianz is expanding.
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"So the weak pound may already be delivering some upsides," said Martin Beck, senior economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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At EY we've put a special emphasis on reverse-mentoring, recognizing that senior leadership can learn a lot from more junior employees.
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EY said financial companies were likely to move more assets and create more jobs in other European cities over the coming weeks.
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Last year, EY called Ward's claims "unfounded and baseless," saying she was fired for her work performance, AP reported at the time.
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A survey by the accounting firm EY found that 75 percent of executives expect to forge a deal in the next year.
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An EY spokesman said the firm does not have "additional insights to share at this time" because it cannot discuss client work.
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"EY Denmark has reported as required by the then-applicable regulation and we will fully cooperate with the State Prosecutor," it said.
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The groom, 42, is an actuary who is a partner in EY, the accounting and consulting firm formerly known as Ernst & Young.
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For Hong Kong, EY forecast about $25.8 billion of IPOs this year, only a quarter of which has been achieved so far.
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EY is among a handful of major companies recruiting and hiring individuals with autism spectrum disorders and supporting them at the office.
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Fresh starts happen most often during times of change, EY found, such as getting married, starting a new job or having children.
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Go public through a SPAC?" said Jackie Kelley, the America's IPO leader for EY. "SPACs are definitely a more viable option today.
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"We don't know what's going to come into play or when," said Gregory Rosica, a co-author of the EY Tax Guide.
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Quadriga CX said in February that the court had appointed an independent third-party monitor, EY, to oversee its creditor-protection proceedings.
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Just 25 percent of initial coin offerings reached their fundraising goals in November, versus 90 percent in June, the EY report said.
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A spokesman for EY ShinNihon, the Japanese affiliate of global accounting firm Ernst & Young, said he could not comment on specific cases.
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However, a recent study from professional services giant EY suggested that Dublin is so far the post-Brexit favourite for financial firms.
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Agender [ey-jen-der] | adjective (agender people) A person who does not identify with any gender, or intentionally doesn't follow expectations of gender.
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EY are considered one of "The Big Four" accounting firms that provide global professional services such as audit, accounting, taxation and management consulting.
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The East Tech West agenda is filled with a prestigious roster of speakers from companies including CTrip, EY, Telenor Group, Alibaba, Snap Inc.
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It is here that technology could in fact advantage women, said , chief executive of EY, by removing unintentional bias in the hiring process.
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"The in-demand and challenging labor market will continue for sure," Larry Nash, U.S. Director of Recruiting at EY tells CNBC Make It.
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Before joining Seedcamp, he gained experience crunching numbers and analysing data in large financial services companies such as EY and UBS Asset Management.
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Last year, EY recognized that a college degree is not indicative of job performance, replacing its college degree requirement with pre-employment tests.
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These affiliate firms are separate entities that regularly carry out audits on behalf of multinational accountancy giants, such as EY and its competitors.
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Thirty percent of the companies EY followed had confirmed at least one European location where they would either move operations or add employees.
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Mainland companies heading offshore could find the requirements onerous because they lack experience in the area, according to EY tax partner Travis Qiu.
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But, for now, "they've all gone back to the drawing boards," says Andy Brogan, an oil-and-gas specialist at EY, a consultancy.
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Pieter holds a Master's degree in Economics from the University of Amsterdam and was elected Entrepreneur of the year by EY in 2013.
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A recent review by EY, a consultancy, criticised failures of governance that have left a new health centre with few tenants in Trafford.
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DeBlasio and Cuomo have been at odds since DeBlasio took office, for Democratic insidery bro-ey reasons most New Yorkers rightfully DGAF about.
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Whether EY renews some of that lease or moves its growing workforce elsewhere in the city has still to be decided, he said.
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There have been 75 IPO deals so far this year, down from 140 at this time in 2015, EY told CNBC last month.
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"That was the biggest surprise" to come out of the survey, said Bill Casey, vice chair for transaction advisory services at EY Americas.
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Martin Beck, an economist with EY ITEM Club, said Osborne's announcement could help to counter the Brexit hit to confidence in the economy.
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The latest estimate from EY says that 800 billion pounds in assets would move, a fraction of Britain's 8 trillion pound banking sector.
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"Oftentimes, the companies themselves aren't growing, so it doesn't solve the underlying challenge," said Josh Chernoff, managing director, retail at consultant Parthenon-EY.
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A recent report from U.K. Finance and EY, for example, stated that 19.6 million people in the U.K. used banking apps last year.
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EY said that the companies it tracks have already created around 2,000 new jobs elsewhere in the European Union in response to Brexit.
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Other chief executives taking part Tuesday include consultant EY, Boston Consulting Group, the Cleveland Clinic and Global Infrastructure Partners, an infrastructure investment fund.
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Financial services companies like EY, PwC and Goldman Sachs were among the biggest employers of young people in the city that never sleeps.
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"There's pressure in these markets because there's only a limited number of quality assets," said Hong Kong-based EY Fintech analyst Lames Lloyd.
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In comparison, companies have raised $126.9 billion via IPOs up to the end of the third quarter, a recent study by EY shows.
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EY, which was external auditor for Danske Bank until Deloitte took over the job in 2015, said it was cooperating with the authorities.
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Etihad will in turn put its EY code on Lufthansa's long-haul services between Frankfurt and Rio de Janeiro as well as Bogota.
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Both companies announced the deal a few weeks ago, and I talked with Wire and EY executives about the thinking behind this implementation.
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EY offers assurance services, tax services, transaction services and consulting, which The Wall Street Journal reports is largely responsible for the industry's growth.
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A survey of 1.23 U.S. companies by EY found that 42 percent of respondents intended to use their tax savings on M.&A.
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Investor sentiment for the longer-term has fallen to an all-time low as continued uncertainty over Brexit takes its toll, EY said.
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In 2110, EY said in another audit seen by Reuters that there was a "significant deficiency" in the way freight costs were booked.
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In 2017, EY said in another audit seen by Reuters that there was a "significant deficiency" in the way freight costs were booked.
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It relied on economic impact estimates supplied by the consulting firm EY (formerly Ernst & Young), which Foxconn had hired to pitch its project.
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For anyone thinking, "I wish I'd known that last year," Greg Rosica, a tax partner with EY, formerly Ernst & Young, in Tampa, Fla.
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The other two major accounting firms, Deloitte and Ernst & Young, now known as EY, did work for companies tied to her as well.
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The other two major accounting firms, Deloitte and Ernst & Young, now known as EY, did work for companies tied to her as well.
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" Meanwhile Jenny Lay-Flurrie, chief accessibility officer at Microsoft, told EY that people with dyslexia bring "invaluable expertise and strengths to every organization.
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The professional-services firm EY Global offers employees the chance to earn "badges" by completing online courses on analytics, blockchain, and emerging technologies.
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Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting group, estimated that Britain's economy contracted by 0.2% in the April-June period.
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If the British Steel loan is not approved by Tuesday afternoon, administrators EY could be appointed as early as Wednesday, the source said.
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Anand Raghuraman, principal and retail consultant at EY, said he expected volatility in retail to continue despite these optimistic second-quarter sales forecasts.
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Ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and trade issues continue to dampen investor enthusiasm for initial public offerings (IPOs), according to the latest research by consultancy firm EY. Looking at latest global trends affecting IPO markets, EY said ongoing geopolitical uncertainties and trade issues continue to dampen investor enthusiasm, resulting in the number of IPOs in the first nine months of 22018 falling to 29,210 globally.
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Profit warnings for UK companies have jumped to 75 in the third quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in nearly six years, consultancy EY reported.
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EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC have sought to head off being split up by voluntarily agreeing not to offer consultancy services to audit clients.
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According to a survey from EY, 48 percent of U.S. companies believe the current tax environment has become more challenging in the past year.
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EY published a separate survey of 2,900 senior executives about confidence in the economic outlook, including 6.83 respondents from the power and utility sector.
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Parliament's business committee urged Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to force EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC to legally separate audit and consultancy services.
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International energy companies saw gas reserves jump 16 percent last year to 35.33 billion cubic feet, according to a study by the EY consultancy.
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Last year EY, another Big Four firm, failed to flag problems at Toshiba that forced the Japanese firm to restate its accounts by $1.9bn.
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EY estimates that cross border listings - the listing of a company's shares on a different exchange than its original - are actually at historic lows.
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"(This) would point to the gradual tightening of monetary policy being delayed rather than abandoned," economist Howard Archer of consultants EY ITEM Club said.
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If the loan is not approved by Tuesday afternoon, administrators EY could be appointed for British Steel as early as Wednesday, the source said.
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Having raised a collective $62 billion in nine months via 480 listings, according to consultancy EY, overheated Asian stock markets are finally cooling off.
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Plenty of German business folk long believed that Brexit would not happen, explains Mats Persson, head of the Brexit team at EY, a consultancy.
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In fact, a report from EY pegs investment activity at third in the country behind the Bay Area and New England for the space.
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"The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is clearly in 'wait and see' mode," Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting firm, said.
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Public health insurance policies in the country currently cover 97 percent of the population, but coverage remains minimal, a 2016 report from EY said.
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"The Chancellor is in an unenviable position heading into the budget," Mark Gregory, chief UK economist at accountancy firm EY, wrote in a note.
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Howard Archer, an economist at forecasters EY ITEM Club, said productivity was likely to have recovered further in the final three months of 2017.
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The proposal is a core recommendation in a draft report by TheCityUK, which promotes Britain's financial services sector, and consultants EY, the sources said.
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They want to know why EY exists in the world, as much as they want to know how much they'll make the next paycheck.
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Rival EY suffered the steepest drop in quality: 33 percent of its audits needed significant improvements, up from 12 percent in the previous year.
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Every year, hundreds of thousands of people apply for a job at one of the "Big Four" accounting firms — Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG.
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"You need to take some time for these companies to become profitable," said Ringo Choi, managing partner for China at EY, the consulting firm.
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"This may well have had an upward impact on (public) inflation expectations further out," said Howard Archer, chief economist at consultants EY ITEM Club.
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"The main concerns investors have over the UK's future prospects are loss of access to EU markets and restrictions on labour mobility," EY said.
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"To improve the company's internal controls, the spot method should only be used for specific operations on an urgent basis," the EY audit said.
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"To improve the company's internal controls, the spot method should only be used for specific operations on an urgent basis," the EY audit said.
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Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC said the advertisement, which was published in Hong Kong's Apple Daily on Friday, does not represent the companies' views.
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The global accounting firm EY, formerly Ernst & Young, plans to hire 15,000 workers by the end of June, said Dan Black, global recruiting leader.
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Accounting giant EY said Wednesday that it plans to launch the first blockchain platform for marine insurance, alongside Microsoft, A.P Moller-Maersk and others.
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EY told CNBC that its decision to make the announcement ahead of time was due to a host of other players making similar moves.
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Also on Tuesday, accountants EY said Britain continued to attract foreign investment but there were also warning signs that Brexit might hurt its appeal.
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Kelly Grier, EY&aposs US chair, sat down with Business Insider at Davos and shared the leadership approach she thinks all companies should embrace.
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"It's a direct reflection of the government shutdown," said Jackie Kelley, Americas IPO leader at EY, which used to be known as Ernst & Young.
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Britain's fintech sector generated 6.6 billion pounds in revenue last year, global accountancy firm EY said in a report commissioned by the British government.
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The International Association of Privacy Professionals, an industry body, and EY, an accountancy, reckon that complying with the GDPR costs the average firm $2m.
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They/their [th ey] [th air] | pronoun (they/their) The singular they can be used to describe someone who identifies as neither male nor female.
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Others opt to get a second opinion from a specialised environmental consultancy such as Vigeo Eiris, or from a large auditor like EY or KPMG.
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At EY, that means creating high-performing teams with a shared vision, the right mix of talent and a keen focus on high-quality results.
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EY partner Adam Nikitins said the company expects interest from asset investment managers, currency exchanges, investment banks and hedge funds in North America and Europe.
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For the banks here, the obvious choice is to bulk up," Keith Pogson, a senior partner for financial services at EY, told CNBC's "Squawk Box.
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He recently debuted The Bullpen with DA, letting teams know he continues to workout down in Phoenix with a sly bro-ey "gun show" intro.
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The FRC said 84% of Deloitte's audits met the required standard, up from 76% last year, with EY at 78%, up from 67% in 2018.
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"The global IPO activity (has) slowed significantly," Martin Steinbach, executive director at EY, told CNBC Tuesday, adding that this was evident "across all regions" worldwide.
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It has drafted in accountancy firm EY to help it undertake a strategic review and is working with advisers HSBC, Morgan Stanley, Lazard and Stifel.
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EY: Elle Fanning has made a career out of being an avatar for purity and youth that older, more interesting characters can react irrationally to.
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FitzPatrick pleaded not guilty to all 27 charges, including providing misleading, false or deceptive statement to auditors Ernst & Young (EY) and for furnishing false information.
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The British government has inquired of six accounting firms - PwC, Deloitte, EY, KPMG, Grant Thornton and BDO - about their ability to survive a financial shock.
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In its 2019 CEO Imperative Study, published Tuesday, management consultancy EY surveyed 200 global CEOs among the Forbes Global 2000 and Forbes Largest Private Companies.
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"Relaxation for filing transaction-wise returns in July, August ... will provide relief to the industry," said Harishanker Subramaniam, head of indirect tax at EY India.
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The mini fridge below was equipped with beer, miniature wine bottles, chilled glasses, and both a Snickers and the Brazilian imitation, Charge (pronounced Charge-ey).
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A typical example, Camplejohn told me, was EY (formerly known as Ernst & Young), which has 250,000 employees globally, is taking 30,000 subscriptions to Sales Navigator.
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At the same time, consultant EY, one of the agencies appointed to look into the case, could submit its report within two weeks, he said.
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One way applicants could broach this is by referencing the continued education resources that EY offers employees or asking questions about their continued education programs.
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Carmine Di Sibio, who runs consulting powerhouse EY, said Thursday that he does not believe a recession is an imminent threat in the United States.
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That includes you, Mastercard, McKinsey, Credit Suisse, Siemens, HSBC, BCG, EY, Bain and Deloitte, all listed on the conference website as partners of the event.
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It was Robert Willens — not Mark A. Weinberger, the chief executive of the financial services firm EY — who said, "This isn't good for tax professionals."
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"I don't even know what to call this week anymore," said Valerie Keller, head of the Beacon Institute, a division of EY, the accounting firm.
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So Alexa's not pulling her weight when you ask her to play "Africa" by Toto or turn on the lights in the downstairs bathroom, ey?
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Thomas Fougeirol and Jo-ey Tang organized "Bullet Through Glass," their joint show at Lyles & King, around Harold Edgerton's 1962 photograph of the same title.
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Curley, 27, was a strategy consultant for Parthenon-EY, a consulting practice in Boston, where she specialized in kindergarten through 12th grade and higher education.
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Archer at EY Item Club said May's mortgage data chimed with other figures which suggested the relief from the delay of Brexit had been limited.
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Gender creative [jender-kree-ey-tiv] | adjective (gender creative people) People, usually children, who don't conform to gender stereotypes but also don't necessarily identify as transgender.
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The market for auditing large listed firms is dominated by four accounting networks, Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG, which earn most of their revenue from consultancy.
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It is already on track to grow more than four times faster this year than the 1.2 percent forecast for Northern Ireland according to EY data.
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Several years ago, EY launched the Women Athletes Business Network to help top women athletes transition from competitive sports into successful careers in business and leadership.
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For the record, all the Coreys mentioned by Booker spell their name with an -ey at the end ... but the Senator just goes with a -y.
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"China's renewable energy market is undergoing a transition as the government seeks to rein in the costs of the subsidies paid to the sector," EY said.
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On the equity front, EY Global Assurance Leader Keith Pogson said U.K. banks were surprisingly well positioned to navigate the political uncertainty across major European economies.
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Total revenues for Europe's biotech industry were $25 billion in 2015 against $108 billion for the U.S. industry, according to consultancy EY. Editing by Greg Mahlich
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Some 0.33 percent of investors in an EY study in 2015 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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Financial names including Allianz, EY and Société Générale have bases in La Défense, as well as global consumer brands including Carrefour, Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble.
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The executives said due to the concealment they could not defend themselves against allegations by Sprint about their participation in the EY-promoted tax shelter schemes.
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Some 0.88833 percent of investors in an EY study in 20.8883 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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"To secure that the external investigation meets necessary demands Swedbank has today decided to replace EY with Forensic Risk Alliance (FRA)," it said in a statement.
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Some 72 percent of investors in an EY study in 2015 cited access to the European single market as important to the UK's attractiveness to FDI.
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Consulting firm EY estimates that updating systems and switching to new benchmarks could cost the largest globally important financial institutions $300 million to $400 million each.
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Consultancy EY said in a report this month that an estimated 1 trillion pounds of assets have been moved out of the U.K. because of Brexit.
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In a survey of industry executives conducted by EY, 88 percent said they had failed to complete or canceled a planned acquisition over the past year.
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Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said he was sceptical about the prospect of any marked upturn in the housing market.
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The changes include PwC bolstering outside oversight of audits, to EY ShinNihon telling staff that those who are told to improve, but don't, face "recommended retirement".
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These rules have spurred major corporations like JP Morgan Chase, Northrop Grumman, SAP, EY, IBM and Coca-Cola to recruit and hire more workers with disabilities.
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"The fundamental challenge you have, if you are sitting in Hong Kong, is managing accountability," said Keith Pogson, EY financial services lead based in Hong Kong.
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Venture capital has invested $2200 billion into built-world tech in 2019 up through the third quarter, according to a new report by EY and CREtech.
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In new court filings seen by HuffPost, Ward said she has put $303,000 toward having her sexual harassment and discrimination complaint against EY heard in court.
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The report from TheCityUK, which promotes Britain as a financial center, and consultancy EY, said that attracting and retaining the best people is a top priority.
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EY said "FOMO" has led investors to pour money into ICOs at record speeds, with the 10 shortest lasting ICOs attracting $300,000 per second on average.
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An ISS spokesperson told the Evening Standard that its consultation with EY is one of a number it is managing with its employees and their representatives.
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They razz opposing players and shout singsongy chants like "Jo-ey Buck-ets" for Nets forward Joe Harris and "Fear the Fro" for center Jarrett Allen.
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"This is in part a reflection of the market's fragmentation as firms looked to set up a second EU headquarter in advance of Brexit," EY said.
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Mark Weinberger, chief executive of EY, said AI was likely to bring disruption, but that was part of an evolution in the skillset demanded by employers.
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"Activity will pick up at the back end of the year but people are still cautious," Andy Brogan, EY Global Oil & Gas Transactions Leader told Reuters.
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That&aposs according to Kelly Grier, US chair of professional-services firm EY. Grier leads more than 20153,000 people and oversees annual revenue of $16.7 billion.
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An outspoken advocate for diversity in the workplace, Grier co-leads EY&aposs inclusion councils, which works to improve recruitment, retention and sponsorship for all employees.
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Citing internal data, Grier said that EY&aposs diverse teams with a strong sense of engagement and inclusion outperform teams who are less diverse and engaged.
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The sandbox concept allow regulators to become familiar with new business models, said James Lloyd, Asia-Pacific fintech leader at financial consultancy EY in Hong Kong.
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German payments company Wirecard dropped 5.1% after news that auditor EY refused to sign off on the Singapore audit of the company for 2017, citing irregularities.
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"Early on, I didn't know what I was getting into," Khosrowshahi says in a profile as a 2013 Ernst & Young (EY) Technology Entrepreneur of the Year.
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Another organization, EY, has been working on its own blockchain platform for shipping insurance to be used by Microsoft, Maersk and a number of other firms.
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"Many [Chinese] API companies do not strictly follow established [manufacturing] processes, and do not strictly record data," said John Lin, a partner at EY in China.
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SolarPower Europe referred to Commission and EY studies indicating demand could increase by up to 30 percent, creating about 45,000 jobs if the measures were removed.
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Mr. Persson, of EY, said Britain could achieve something "short of single market membership but more than South Korea and Canada," with some services access included.
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Setting the scene: A report from consultancy EY released this week observed weakness in the IPO market this quarter as issuers hold out for better conditions.
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Do you refer to them as they instead of he or she, or use one of the invented pronouns like ne, ve, ey, ze, or xe?
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Backed by Microsoft, Mastercard, Accenture, Deutsche Bank, EY, Omnicom Group and Salesforce, the initiative is designed to implement the United Nations LGBTI Standards of Conduct for Business.
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Consultancies EY, Deloitte and PwC and staffing agency Adecco all committed to increase female leadership in their Swiss businesses to between 503 and 35 percent by 2020.
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According to global accounting firm EY, over 1,000 brands across 100,000 locations in China have used features including facial recognition or gamification to engage customers in stores.
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This industry lacks diversity and hence business leaders surveyed by EY believe that diversity of thought and experience will be key to navigate the challenge of disruption.
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"There are investments and capital expenditures being made to increase the level of gas reserves, and that should only continue," said Herb Listen, an EY energy analyst.
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"While the UK's position may surprise some, given current uncertainty, mergers and acquisitions activity during the period since the 2016 EU referendum has remained strong," EY said.
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The EY survey showed China returned to the top five investment destinations for the next 12 months despite concerns about its trade war with the United States.
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Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting firm, said a prolonged Brexit delay could lead to house prices stagnating or falling slightly in 2019.
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To scientists like Ey, whose own research focuses on the genetic causes of autism disorders, mouse vocalizations can serve as a proxy for social communication among humans.
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PwC is one of the world's top four auditors, along with KPMG, Deloitte and EY, which check the books of most blue-chip companies across the globe.
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Nearly 80 percent of U.S. executives expect their company to actively pursue mergers and acquisitions over the next 12 months, according to an EY survey released Monday.
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Mark Weinberger, the chief executive of EY, said that macroeconomic uncertainties, such as the persistently low oil price, is damaging business confidence and stopping companies from investing.
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Nonetheless, the continued growth in tourism was a factor behind Britain's faster economic growth in the third quarter, said economist Howard Archer from EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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Last week, a survey by consultants EY showed long-term investor sentiment about Britain was at an all-time low as the country's Brexit crisis dragged on.
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EY is looking for a methodical and analytical thought process, and will be looking for applicants with leadership abilities, technical knowledge and an innovative and global mindset.
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EY hopefuls should use this stage of the interview process as an opportunity to demonstrate that they have these three qualities and be prepared to provide examples.
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Among them are Eventbrite, a San Francisco tech company, and EY, the accounting firm, which last month announced plans to open an office downtown for 600 workers.
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E-commerce is growing fast in Italy where online sales account only for 10 percent of overall retail sales, according to consultancy EY, half the European average.
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Shaun Crawford, the global head of insurance for EY, which is building the program with GuardTime, said insurance for ships has traditionally been a paper-intensive business.
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"It's crunchtime for Congress," said Mark A. Weinberger, chief executive of the financial services firm EY and chairman of the Business Roundtable's Tax and Fiscal Policy Committee.
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EY estimates that banks and other financial companies have shifted assets worth at least £800 billion ($1 trillion) out of the country and into the European Union.
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Recently, DDI, The Conference Board, and EY completed the Global Leadership Forecast 2018, a massive study that answered some important questions on leadership, including those about strategy.
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"[H]ey @elonmusk send us a cybertruck and we will do the apples to apples test for you," he wrote, followed by a row of winking emojis.
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Separately, accountancy firm EY slashed its economic growth forecast for 2017 to 0.4 percent from 2.3 percent and predicted business lending would shrink by nearly 2 percent.
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Administrators EY said five L.K. Bennett shops would close immediately, resulting in 55 redundancies, but trading would continue at other stores while it looked for a buyer.
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EY said it was "committed to ensuring that the audit profession is able to continue to serve the evolving needs of investors, business, and the public interest".
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"The sale includes the company's headquarters, 21 stores, all of its concessions, and 325 employees, who will transfer across to the purchaser," EY said in a statement.
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More people work in the UK industry than in New York, or in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia put together, a recent report by consultancy firm EY showed.
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Only 1% of female founders use venture capital funding to back their businesses, according to an Ernst & Young (EY) and Women's Presidents' Organization (WPO) report, obtained by Fortune.
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EY has seen an uptick in applications for employment and he sees the corporate world as one where the most change can be done with the most resources.
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Last year, we expanded our efforts with a new pilot program, hiring nine female 2016 Rio competitors from six countries directly into our ranks at EY as interns.
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The views reflected in this article are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the global EY organization or its member firms.
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A segment when the semi-good guy enters their comic book-ey origin story—and well-meaning characters like Otto deal with their setbacks in a destructive way.
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It will also touch on competition in the accounting sector where just four firms, KPMG, Deloitte, PwC and EY, check the books of nearly all listed blue chips.
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The rules are meant to mitigate the incentive problems that have long riddled the profession, which is dominated by the Big Four partnerships—Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC.
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And even if purchases are made in physical stores, buying decisions are increasingly made online: 68% of millennials' luxury purchases are "digitally influenced", according to EY, a consultancy.
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The group employs 23,000 people in 89 countries and is now considered a global player a notch below the big four auditing firms, Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PWC.
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A few companies that recruit heavily on college campuses, including PwC, EY (formerly Ernst & Young) and Fidelity, have recently rolled out repayment packages to appeal to new grads.
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One EY survey found that nearly 40 percent of young workers would even consider moving to a different country in order to achieve better balance in their lives.
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The U.S. and China together have contributed to more than 80 percent of overall two-wheeler mobility investments this year alone, according to EY research shared with TechCrunch.
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"This is not a market mechanism, and does not add to the system's transparency," said Denis Borisov, director of the EY consultancy's oil and gas centre in Moscow.
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Efforts in recent years to reform auditing, a market dominated globally by EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC, have made little headway in creating more choice or improving standards.
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EY tries to get recent hires out serving clients as soon as possible, a way to help them feel as if they're directly contributing to the company's purpose.
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EY was appointed as administrator with Interserve's assets then moving immediately to a newly incorporated company to be controlled by the group's lenders, thereby wiping out existing shareholders.
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Yet operational separation of audit and consultancy at PwC, EY, Deloitte and KPMG would fall short of the full break-up that British lawmakers called for this month.
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Mazars's move, which will almost double its size, is an attempt to challenge market leading position of the four large international accounting firms EY, Deloitte, PwC and KPMG.
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The groom is an education consultant with Parthenon-EY, a Boston-based consulting firm; he works with school districts, foundations and nonprofit organizations on strategy and financial planning.
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Around 2,000 new European roles have been created by financial services companies in response to Brexit, with Dublin, Luxembourg, Frankfurt and Paris the most popular locations, EY said.
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Ms. Schmitt (left), 42, who is taking the name Palmer, is a senior engagement manager at EY Design Studio PHL, a user experience digital design firm in Philadelphia.
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A former House aide who played a key role in crafting the Republicans' 85033 tax-cut law is joining Ernst and Young (EY), the firm announced this week.
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Those kinds of complexities in the market will only grow: EY estimated in late 2017 that ETF assets have the potential to hit $7.6 trillion within three years.
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Airbus, accountancy firm Ernst & Young (EY) and Microsoft were among the non-compliant companies having failed to link to a statement on their website homepages, the research found.
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Last Thursday, Axios' Mike Allen hosted a conversation on workforce development and news of the day with Advisor to the President Ivanka Trump and EY CEO Mark Weinberger.
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November's hefty borrowing figures could reflect shoppers taking advantage of Black Friday deals ahead of expected price rises, said Martin Beck, an adviser to forecasters EY ITEM Club.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will see the slowest growth in consumer spending in 2019 in six years, piling even more pressure on retailers, EY ITEM Club forecast on Monday.
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"These rules are a very dramatic relief," said Sudhir Kapadia, a partner at EY India, an affiliate of the accounting and consulting firm formerly known as Ernst & Young.
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There are a variety of games, ranging from the spacecraft game Explorer to the Angry Birds-like Jungle Rescue—and Supreme Builder, a Minecraft-ey block-building game.
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The race towards building distributed ledger solutions has become increasingly heated, with EY announcing its own platform aimed at securing insurance for the shipping industry earlier this month.
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Institutional investors, meanwhile, are shifting more of their portfolios to the private markets, according to EY, in part due to underperformance of active managers in the public markets.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British motor insurers posted the strongest underwriting profits in 23 years last year and 2018 is also likely to be profitable, consultants EY said on Thursday.
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Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club, pointed to a survey that showed manufacturing activity spiked to its highest level in 13 months in March.
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Institutional investors, meanwhile, are shifting more of their portfolios to the private markets, according to EY, in part because of underperformance of active managers on the public markets.
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EY said in a statement it had asked all Madrid employees to work from home, adding that it would continue to monitor the situation on a daily basis.
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EY said in a statement it had asked all Madrid employees to work from home, adding that it would continue to monitor the situation on a daily basis.
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And India's central bank barred S.R. Batliboi & Co, an EY firm, from conducting statutory audit assignments in commercial banks until April 2020, citing lapses identified in its work.
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We had a far reaching-conversation but what I really wanted to know is why a young person leaving college should go work for EY rather than a startup?
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The council is launching around this year's World Economic Forum in Davos later this month and will host representatives from EY, Overstock and the China Mergers and Acquisitions Association.
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Financial services companies have moved assets worth $1 trillion from the U.K. to the rest of Europe since the Brexit referendum, a new study from audit firm EY estimates.
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Dinkar Venkatasubramanian, a partner at EY, says a lack of professional indemnity insurance for insolvency professionals was a major deterrent for big accounting firms to take up the task.
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"With high inflation set to weigh further on spending power next year, the consumer is surely set to falter soon," said Martin Beck, economist at consultancy EY ITEM Club.
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Wirecard said auditor EY had found "no objections against the accounting treatment of the facts that were the subject of various allegation made by a purported whistleblower in Singapore".
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Last week, accounting giant EY said it planned to launch the first blockchain platform for the marine insurance sector, in collaboration with Microsoft, A.P Moller-Maersk and other companies.
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The EY report said that, though M&A activity had soured somewhat on political uncertainties, fundamentals remained robust, with 5.13 percent of company executives expecting the market to improve.
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Companies are looking to "mitigate" the wider debate over trade and tariffs, EY said, and 20 percent of executives see the U.K. as an opportunity for M&A investment.
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According to a 2013 study by EY, 96% of female C-suite executives (you know, those boss ladies with CEO, CFO, and COO titles) participated in sports as teenagers.
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EY has reportedly been appointed as special manager by the British government's Official Receiver, after a breakdown in rescue talks between the government and the company's owner, Greybull Capital.
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"The chances of the UK leaving the EU has undoubtedly risen recently, and we have become less confident of an orderly exit," said Howard Archer at EY ITEM Club.
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The lender's auditor, EY, had quit before signing off on the bank's 2018 accounts in June, after being unable to agree with the bank on usage of some loans.
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The lender's auditor EY had quit before signing off on the bank's 2018 accounts in June, after being unable to agree with the bank on usage of some loans.
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"I don't think a rate beyond 20 percent would fly politically - if they do that it would be inflationary," said Harishankar Subramaniam, head of indirect tax at EY India.
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Google, Airbnb, Deutsche Bank, EY, Mastercard and Microsoft have joined forces with nine other companies, including Taiwan-based O-Bank Co, to laud the benefits of same-sex weddings.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Assets worth nearly 800 billion pounds are being moved from Britain to new financial hubs in the European Union ahead of Brexit, consultancy EY said on Monday.
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One of the accounting industry's "big four" firms, London-based EY currently has a quarter of a million employees, and expects its global headcount to reach 10,000 by 2020.
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"China comes out on top, where it's fair to say there's a large digitally-savvy, but financially underserved population," said Thomas Bull, leader of the EY FinTech Adoption Index.
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Nearly 40 percent of wealth firms in the Asia-Pacific region have cited compliance as their main strategic budget focus next year, EY said in its Global Wealth Report.
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In a study published by management consultancy EY, CEOs said they see cyberattacks as the number one threat to the global economy over the next five to 10 years.
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Asia-Pacific accounted for 65 percent of the 330 IPOs and 49 percent of the capital raised globally in the third quarter, according to an EY report on Thursday.
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"You have to almost fight for every single one," said Mr. Bailey, co-curator of "The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain" opening at Tate Britain on March 27.
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Mark Weinberger, global chairman and chief executive of EY, told CNBC at Davos that chief executives were generally optimistic, particularly at a time of synchronized growth around the world.
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In our Global Leadership Forecast 2018 — published by DDI, The Conference Board, and EY with support from CNBC — we took a closer look at the concept of collective leadership.
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Only three of the eight trick answers actually ended in EE; I, EY, IE and Y were all used to represent the same sound, making the theme even knottier.
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Ms. Chan, 29, is an assistant director in the Washington office of EY, formerly known as Ernst & Young, where she manages communications for the company's consultants in the Americas.
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EY said that an increase in unicorn IPOs in the third quarter of 2018 pushed year-to-date global IPO proceeds 9 percent above the same period last year.
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The EY study also determined that the elimination of Section 28500's treatment of qualifying like-kind exchanges would increase the cost of capital, even with lower tax rates.
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British Steel's Official Receiver and adviser EY has been busy reaching out to Asian and European steel companies to sound out their interest, but many have declined the invite.
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Be smart: Behind the scenes firms are continuing to plan for a "'no-deal' scenario," Omar Ali, U.K. Financial Services Leader at EY, wrote in the company's Brexit tracker report.
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A report published by EY and charity Made by Dyslexia this month indicates, however, that dyslexic individuals "hold a unique set of skills " that are crucial to the future workforce.
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"The focus for most of the sector in 2017 was consolidating balance sheet strength and maintaining capital discipline," EY said in a quarterly report on the sector, published on Monday.
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"The Bank of England will likely see October's (PMIs) as supportive to the decision to raise interest rates," said Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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A report from EY on the hospitality industry said that even though Airbnb has made inroads in the sector, global hotel brands retain their competitive edge through "intentionally standardized" offerings.
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LSE boss Rolet also cited an EY study to MPs which projected 232,000 jobs could be lost from the U.K. if euro-denominated clearing is forced out of the country.
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Only 46 percent of global executives surveyed by EY said they had plans to acquire in the next 12 months — that number fell from about 56 percent a year ago.
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The EY report showed that the Americas accounted for deals valued at $9.1 billion, the largest single region, but this was 35 percent lower than the fourth quarter of 2018.
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A survey last year by EY, a consultancy, found that around half of digitally savvy customers were happy to share more data with their bank, if they got something back.
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This year has been challenging for companies who want to go public, and it isn't expected to get any better, according to Jackie Kelley, IPO markets leader for EY Americas.
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"The Chinese authorities understand the issues, so banks don't need to worry so much about offending the authorities," said Keith Pogson, senior financial services partner at EY in Hong Kong.
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In its latest Brexit Tracker, EY said that 23 companies have announced the transfer of about a trillion pounds in assets, up from 800 billion pounds in the last quarter.
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At American University, there is "ey," one of a number of pronoun options published in a guide for students (along with information about how to ask which one to use).
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 2019 "Power to our planet" ends(0630 GMT); plenary session with ARERA President Stefano Besseghini, E.On CEO Peter Ilyes, Iren CEO Massimiliano Bianco.
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In 2014, EY was ordered by a Hong Kong court to hand working papers to Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) relating to its work for a planned IPO.
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The real estate survey, published on Monday by auditing firm EY, showed more than 80 percent of respondents think the vote could hurt property prices and transaction volumes in Britain.
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In retail banking 70% of shareholder value is typically captured by the customer-relationship and distribution channel, and just 30% by product manufacture, says Jan Bellens of EY, a consultancy.
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Cleaning out the boys club: Uber has been plagued with accusations of sexual harassment and has developed a bad reputation for its bro-ey culture, but shake-ups are underways.
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As a singer, producer and model, the triple-threat has pushed her talents into other areas even joining with the Tate Modern to curate the "Ey Exhibition Goes Pop" project.
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It is also a partner of Xero, which lists it as a "gold-level" partner — that's ahead of better-known rivals including accounting's Big Four: KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC.
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According to Parthenon-EY, a consultancy, between 2011 and 0003 the number of students enrolled in private higher education grew at a faster rate than those in the public sector.
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The lender's auditor, EY, had quit before signing off on the bank's 2018 accounts in June, after being unable to agree with the bank on the usage of some loans.
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The FRC said there was evidence of improving audit quality and a commitment to continuous improvement in a sector dominated by the "Big Four", namely PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte.
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EY is understood to have been the only Big Four firm to have pitched for the audit contract, which is worth about 23 million pounds ($22 million) a year. bit.
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EY said in a report last week that growing investor confidence in Southeast Asian economies will help to bolster the region's IPO pipeline, and tipped Singapore to lead such activity.
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A study from EY released Wednesday surveyed 62 institutional investors with $1.8 trillion in combined assets and found they were replacing their hedge funds — and didn't plan on stopping soon.
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This year, the exchange has seen nine new stock listings and is tipped by consultancy EY to lead the IPO pipeline for Southeast Asia in the second half of 2017.
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Including work by EY, emergency manager Kevin Lavin, the law firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom and other professionals, taxpayers are now on the hook for at least $3.34 million.
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Developments from the event, "clearly indicated that the Chinese government will continue to encourage overseas expansion," Harsha Basnayake, Asia Pacific managing partner for transaction advisory services at EY, told CNBC.
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Marrinetto called out "ey Bill" over and over in quick succession and each call sent Bill in a different direction, bouncing this way and that as if off invisible bumpers.
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"I hope that we will have an enlightened infrastructure here," said Paul Brody, EY global blockchain leader, at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
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EY head of UK retail Julie Carlyle said despite consumer spending comparing favorably to other parts of the economy, it was far weaker than it has been in previous years.
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We're all acutely aware of how extremely difficult it is to work together as family members, and we all have a way of doing it that's very therapy talk-ey.
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 2019 "Power to our planet" ends(08003 GMT); plenary session with ARERA President Stefano Besseghini, E.On CEO Peter Ilyes, Iren CEO Massimiliano Bianco.
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Castel San Pietro Terme, EY Energy Forum 1003 "Power to our planet" ends (0630 GMT); plenary session with ARERA President Stefano Besseghini, E.On CEO Peter Ilyes, Iren CEO Massimiliano Bianco.
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But recent signs of a rebound, coupled with abundant assets around the world, are turning the tide, advisory firm EY said in a survey of 12.33 private equity (PE) firms.
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Assets worth at least £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) are leaving the country, according to consultancy EY. Sony (SNE) and Panasonic (PCRFF) are both moving their European headquarters to the Netherlands.
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Bloomberg, BP, EY, Google, Goldman Sachs, J.P.Morgan Chase, and Twitter have sponsored Pink Dot, a day-long gathering of thousands of LGBT individuals and allies in Singapore's Hong Lim Park.
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Commenting on the suggestions made by EY, Steve Hatch, vice president of Northern Europe at Facebook, said companies needed to support and celebrate workers who had alternative ways of thinking.
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"Ivanka is putting these issues on the table," said Mark Weinberger, the chief executive of EY, a professional services firm, and a member of Mr. Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum.
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Karyn Twaronite, a spokeswoman for professional services company EY, which helped fund the study, said the results would likely prompt discussion over the need for different kinds of workplace arrangements.
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Another big decliner was German payments company Wirecard , which fell 5.6% on news auditor EY refused to sign off on the Singapore audit of the company for 2017, citing irregularities.
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Among the assessments made of the first year, EU auditors and an outside study commissioned from EY raised questions over how far EFSI was not simply replacing existing sources of funding.
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For the coming year EY expects deals to be fueled by the industry's return to investment-led strategies aimed at building portfolios rather than divestment-oriented deals that dominated in 2017.
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The executives represented companies that are not the hothouse disruptors of the technology industry, but some of the world's largest corporate titans — EY, Goldman Sachs, General Mills, Siemens USA and Viacom.
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Global investors with operations in the U.K. looking to relocate have identified Germany as the top destination following Britain's decision to leave the European Union, according to the latest EY study.
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"Geopolitical, trade and tariff uncertainties have finally caused some deal-makers to hit the pause button," Steve Krouskos, global vice chair of transaction advisory services at EY, said in a statement.
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Previously, he led cyber threat and risk management consulting for financial services clients at EY, and he teaches classes on the subjects at New York's Columbia University and Fordham Law School.
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This voluntary program, which was delivered to a small group of EY professionals, does not reflect EY's values or culture and should not have been offered to any of our women.
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I can act all strangle-ey, but if you want my face to get red and the tears to come to my eye, then you kind of need to choke me.
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The UK overtook the United States, holder of the top spot since 2014, which was followed by Germany, China and France, according to EY, an accountancy firm which conducted the survey.
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The company's quarterly EY Global IPO Trends report said a return to the record levels of activity in 2014 "may be a stretch," but expected activity next year to surpass 2015.
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A report from consultancy EY, commissioned by the U.K. Treasury, published in March said in 2015, UK's fintech sector generated 6.6 billion pounds ($8.22 billion) in revenue and employed 61,000 people.
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PwC, EY and Deloitte have also caught the attention of the FRC in recent weeks, as shock corporate failures including Carillion and Poundworld raised questions over standards in the auditing industry.
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The new headquarters, to be completed at the end of 2019, will be across the river from 170,000 square feet of office space EY will soon occupy in Hoboken, New Jersey.
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Administrators from EY are in court this morning to finalise an insolvency process, the broadcaster said, after a failure to secure a 30 million pound ($38 million) loan from the government.
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According to the EY consultancy, Russia accounts for about 1 percent of global petrochemical output, trailing not only the United States and Europe but also Thailand, Taiwan, Brazil, Iran and China.
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ILM had planned to just do some touch-up work and wire removal on the photographed suit, until Marvel decided that Black Panther's proportions should look a little more… hero-ey.
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The company is now expected to file to go into a 'pre-pack' administration on Friday evening, under a plan overseen by EY which would see Interserve's creditors buy its assets.
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It said on Monday it was in talks with its banks after a report said its lenders, including HSBC and Royal Bank of Scotland, had hired EY as their own adviser.
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"The closer we get to 0003 March without a deal, the more assets will be transferred and headcount hired locally or relocated," Omar Ali, UK financial services leader at EY, said.
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A much heftier fine could be justified in cases of seriously poor audit work by a "Big Four" accounting firm, a reference to PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte, the report said.
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"Serving on a board is one of the most influential roles millennials can take in order to have impact," Kiran Aziz, EY attorney, wrote for the World Economic Forum last year.
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The FRC has substantially increased fines on accounting firms, partly to meet criticisms from parliament that it was too timid with KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC, known as the "Big Four".
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Rees will take over from Heikki Ilkka, who said in November he was leaving for accounting firm EY. Rees will take over on March 1 and starts a handover period immediately.
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This year, EY will charge a blended rate of $470 per hour, compared with the previous rate of $455, according to the amended contract signed by state officials on Jan. 15.
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"Life will remain highly challenging for consumers over the second half of 2017," said economist Howard Archer of advisers EY Item Club, adding that prices were still rising faster than wages.
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Adoption of financial technology products and services among consumers has grown globally, with users in China and other emerging markets leading the fintech charge, a new study by EY has found.
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Britain has also in recent years pushed itself as a centre for fintech, and was ranked as the global number one fintech hub by consultancy EY in a report last year.
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Nearly half of the 68 senior executives, chairs and presidents of financial firms in Britain and abroad polled by EY believe that Britain's attractiveness will fall over the next three years.
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" "This voluntary program, which was delivered to a small group of EY professionals, does not reflect EY's values or culture and should not have been offered to any of our women.
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Furthermore, almost one third of global investors expected Britain's attractiveness to deteriorate over the coming three years, "suggesting Brexit may be starting to colour investors' views of the UK," EY said.
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The collapse of Carillion prompted UK lawmakers to demand a shake-up of auditing in Britain, a sector dominated by KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC, known collectively as the Big Four.
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The company has denied the FT's allegations, saying that although Dubai-based subsidiary Card Systems was not individually audited, its books had undergone higher-level "full-scope" scrutiny by auditor EY.
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DAVOS, Switzerland — Ernst & Young, known simply as EY, is one of the most recognized accounting and professional-services groups in the world, making it a magnet for recent business-school graduates.
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EY said 53 of the 222 firms are actively moving some staff or part of their operations out of the UK, or are reviewing their domicile as a result of Brexit.
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Financial services companies have announced plans to shift assets worth £210 trillion ($22018 trillion) into the European Union, according to consultancy EY. Some 7,000 jobs are also expected to move. 4.
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Tamil action-thriller "Mersal" and Telugu action-drama "Jai Lava Kusa" were two other non-Hindi movies that reaped high box office collections in 2017, according to the EY-FICCI report.
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"This momentum, when matched with the stable, postelection markets, should lead to strong performance for I.P.O.s in 2017," Jackie Kelley, the Americas I.P.O. leader for EY, said in a recent report.
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CIMB Bank confirmed Mah's departure and EY said he would join the company in October as a partner in its Asia-Pacific M&A and Deal Origination team, focused on Southeast Asia.
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The police arrested EY, a local leader of JAD in Bekasi, near the capital Jakarta, on May 8 in the capital for plotting attacks during next week's announcement of the presidential election.
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Nancy Altobello is the Global Vice Chair of Talent at EY. She leads EY's Talent function, focusing on the recruitment, learning, development, coaching and mentoring of approximately 250,000 people across 152 countries.
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The rapidly increasing popularity of blockchain in the banking and finance sector has spread to the professional services sector with a deal between consultancy EY and blockchain technology provider The Bitfury Group.
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However, despite the uncertainty caused by Brexit and the problems regarding sterling weakness and an awaited spike in inflation, EY believes the solution is not for companies to sit on their hands.
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Strategically sensitive industries such as banking and pharmaceuticals were advised by regulators to implement no-deal plans some time ago, says Mats Persson, head of the Brexit team at EY, a consultancy.
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It is dominated by four global networks: PwC, Deloitte, KPMG and EY, which also have consultancy arms and between them audit 98% of companies in the S&P 500 and FTSE 350.
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For one, the seemingly robust legal cannabis market in Canada has so far been "bleak on the earnings front," due to high operational expenditures, according to a EY report from October 2018.
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Swedbank said it had appointed audit firm EY to carry out an external investigation and to report the results to its board of directors before its annual general meeting on March 28.
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Numbers: Private credit funds raised $21.1 billion in Q1 2017, which was up 63% over the same period from last year, according to EY. Over half of that was for direct lending.
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"It's a quasi-monopoly built on the stomachs of 1.4 billion people," said Keith Pogson, global assurance leader for banking and capital markets in Hong Kong at consultant EY. Wang started Meituan.
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Max Loh, EY managing partner for Asean and Singapore, said it makes sense for companies such as China New Town Development to build product and brand recognition closer to their home market.
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Figures from EY, an accounting firm, suggest that with oil at $40 a barrel, Brazil and Angola now take more than 100% of the gross profits of some oil projects (see chart).
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The media and entertainment business in India is worth $23.9 billion, a report from EY-FICCI said in March this year, which noted that consumer spendings on the web is increasingly growing.
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The Stuttgart prosecutors also said Schlecker, a former billionaire, falsified company results in 2009 and 2010, accusing him and two auditors of services firm EY (Ernst & Young) of approving the rigged results.
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Andrew Pilgrim, an associate partner at consultants EY told lawmakers there was no going back for the big banks that have spent millions of euros setting up and staffing new EU hubs.
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The Federal Reserve reports that more than half of us use mobile banking, and a recent EY study suggests up to 30 percent of us will use modern fintech services this year.
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EY, a consultancy, says that in 2012 almost 50% of CFOs at the 350 largest global firms sat on the boards of other companies, compared with a figure of 36% in 2002.
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Banks and other financial companies have already shifted at least £800 billion ($1 trillion) worth of assets out of the country and into the European Union because of Brexit, according to EY.
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Mr. Quinn, 36, works in New York as a vice president for EY-Parthenon, a management consulting firm based in Boston, where he advises life sciences companies and investors on corporate strategy.
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The Embankment Project for Inclusive Capitalism, an initiative created by the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism and the consulting firm EY, released a report today outlining important focuses for business in the future.
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"It's an additional drag on your ability to right the ship, and it's possible it accelerates the number of bankruptcies," said Josh Chernoff, managing director of the retail practice at EY-Parthenon.
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Since 2017, more than 800 US CEOs from companies like EY, Deloitte, and Procter & Gamble have signed on to a pledge created by PwC to make their companies more diverse and inclusive.
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A report published by U.K. Finance in partnership with EY found that 19.6 million people in the U.K. made use of banking apps in 2016, with a staggering 159 logins per second.
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So somehow Ethan gets in, drops down 30 feet through a conveniently placed air vent, dangling face first, red-faced and vain-ey, without an instrument or soundtrack to assist the tension.
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"They're experts at branding and product development, they're experts at shipping a large pallet of brown boxes to big distribution centers," EY consumer goods analyst Andrew Cosgrove said about companies such as Unilever.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The value of global mining and metals deals hit a four-year high in 2017, according to accountancy firm EY, as financial distress abated and companies sold off non-core assets.
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Many firms have been reluctant to make the final decision to move to the EU until they absolutely have to, though investment banks have already moved nearly 1,000 jobs to Europe, EY said.
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"How do you create more revenue streams is the big question at an EY or PWC or McKinsey now versus the old days of 'How do you perform audit more efficiently," Noble said.
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Companies awarded the average grade included Amazon, P&G, Facebook and BP. Firms given an overall F grade — the lowest score — included Samsung, Disney, EY (formerly known as Ernst & Young), Huawei and Nissan.
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Audit companies like EY are themselves subject to oversight but the snag in China is that Beijing won't allow U.S. regulators to directly inspect the work of Chinese and Hong Kong affiliate accountants.
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Wirecard won a 'clean' opinion from auditor EY for its annual results, but said it would tighten up on compliance after finding shortcomings in the handling of software licences issued to its partners.
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"These conditions, along with other matters ... indicate the existence of a material uncertainty which may cast significant doubt on JSC Avtovaz and its subsidiaries' ability to continue as a going concern," EY said.
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The EY report showed that a little less than half of the executives were planning mergers and acquisitions in the upcoming 12 months, with about one-third of those deals above $250 million.
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The stress is particularly apparent in lower-tier cities and rural areas where insurance has failed to keep pace with rising costs, said Andrew Chen, Shanghai-based healthcare head for consultancy Parthenon-EY.
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And perhaps underlining the weak sentiment noted by EY, shares of the company were only narrowly higher than their IPO price, which Reuters reported was itself at the bottom of its marketing range.
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Wirecard won a 'clean' opinion from auditor EY for its annual results, but said it would tighten up on compliance after finding shortcomings in the handling of software licenses issued to its partners.
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Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting organization, said as well as helping exporters, the weaker pound appeared to have encouraged some firms to switch to domestic sources for supplies.
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"Brexit is a big deal (for businesses), it's the source of a lot of uncertainty and businesses do not like uncertainty," Mats Persson, U.K. Brexit strategy leader at EY, told CNBC on Thursday.
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Lawmakers have accused EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC of being an "oligopoly" that checks the books of nearly all the 350 leading companies in Britain, with smaller rivals barely having a look in.
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Only one $2.2 million public offering was completed during the first quarter, compared with the $5.3 billion generated by three deals in the same period last year, a study by consultant EY shows.
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The absence of President Donald Trump's business advisory councils is "dangerous" because businesses can no longer coordinate to provide the government with their input, the chief executive of auditing giant EY told CNBC.
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"The robust CBI survey will likely fan belief that the Bank of England could very well raise interest rates ... as soon as November," said Howard Archer, chief economist for consultants EY Item Club.
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Britain's lower house of parliament, leading banks Barclays and Lloyds Banking Group, consumer goods maker Procter & Gamble Co and accounting firm EY are among those rolling out the program to support transgender people.
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This could also explain why British investment in overseas projects rose 15% in 2018 to 62, the highest in a decade, with France the leading recipient, followed by Germany and Ireland, EY said.
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EY said that 76% of global financial services investors were not changing their investment plans in Britain following the UK vote to leave the EU. Reporting by Huw Jones; Editing by Hugh Lawson
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"Improved consumer purchasing power is particularly welcome news for an economy currently struggling markedly amid major Brexit, domestic political and global economic uncertainties," said economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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Over the company&aposs history, EY has grown from a tax and accounting firm to a company that offers a full suite of products: technology consulting, business consulting, deal consulting, M&A consulting.
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Premium increases, a fall in injury claims and the release of cash reserves pushed the net combined ratio to 96.8 percent in 313, its best showing since 1994, EY said in a statement.
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EY is an established name in the accountancy world, but it is also taking steps to improve its tech capabilities and is increasingly looking for candidates with data analytics and artificial intelligence backgrounds.
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"Improved consumer purchasing power is particularly welcome news for an economy currently struggling markedly amid major Brexit, domestic political and global economic uncertainties," said economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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Financial services companies in Britain have announced plans to move £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) into the European Union, according to consultancy EY. That's up from an earlier estimate of £800 billion ($1.1 trillion).
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In a letter sent in January to the so-called Big Four — EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC — the investors said they were concerned that climate change was being "ignored" in accounting and audits.
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"Improved consumer purchasing power is particularly welcome news for an economy currently struggling markedly amid major Brexit, domestic political and global economic uncertainties," said economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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She said the expected 1:15 multiplier effect was realistic based on the plan's operations so far and that an independent external review of the EFSI by consultancy EY would be released next week.
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The recent move to exploit data and technology in mining has helped the sector recover from a long-term slump in productivity estimated by accountancy firm EY to be as much as 40 percent.
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EY's Carmine Di Sibio, Global Chairman and CEO-elect, noted that the average age of his employees was 27.5 years, and their interests are factored into the development of many EY policies and approaches.
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According to EY, more than 7,000 financial services jobs stood to be transferred from London to Europe, with around 2,000 new jobs set to be hired in European financial hubs over the U.K. capital.
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According to executives polled by EY, the top three drivers for young people would be salary (72 percent), opportunity to use the latest technology (43 percent), and a good work-life balance (38 percent).
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EY said the outlook for renewable energy transactions this year looks positive because the clean energy market is expected to expand and attract more investment, while governments continue to put pressure on fossil fuels.
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With the British government distracted by Brexit, the timeline is unclear, though Marc Hommel, senior pensions adviser at consultants EY, said the consultation results "could come out any time in the next few months".
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"They get to avoid the recruiting battles that unfold between the Big 4 [consulting firms EY, PwC, Accenture and KPMG] and other large financial companies that compete for talent on top campuses," Lord added.
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"There is definitely an upswing in appetite for oil and gas acquisitions as evidenced by our recent capital confidence barometer survey," Andy Brogan, global oil and gas transaction leader at consultancy EY, told Reuters.
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"Against this backdrop, women are joining boards at a faster pace, all-male boards are disappearing among the largest companies, and more investors are demonstrating their board diversity views through proxy voting," EY concluded.
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Even employees trying to start a family get help from EY, which covers up to $25,000 for fertility treatments, freezing eggs (or sperm) and in-vitro fertilization and up to $25,0003 in adoption fees.
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Global initial public offering (IPO) markets kicked off 2017 with gusto, leading to the highest first quarter number of share sales since before the financial crisis, according to research from EY released on Tuesday.
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LONDON, May 22 (Reuters) - EY has been appointed as special manager by the official receiver as British Steel plunges into insolvency after failing to secure an emergency government loan, Sky News reported on Wednesday.
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This is not the first time Angus has worked at EY. Prior to working for the Ways and Means Committee, she had been a principal at the firm, leading their international tax policy services.
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"Given HSBC's core markets and profits are increasingly coming from Asia, having someone with deep experience in Asia is highly valuable," Keith Pogson, senior partner in Asia Pacific financial services at consultant EY, said.
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SEPs are often the better choice because self-employed people can contribute far more than with a traditional I.R.A., said Dina Pyron, a partner at Ernst & Young overseeing the firm's EY TaxChat filing service.
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" — Mark Weinberger, EY CEO speaks to CNBC on gender in the workplace in 2017 "My advice to CEOs is hold your organization and your business accountable for a plan and then execute the plan.
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Last April, Britain's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) recommended the move to stop conflicts of interest at EY, KPMG, PwC and Deloitte, the "Big Four" accountancy firms that dominate audits of major companies worldwide.
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Regulators have introduced rules to boost competition in the audit market but so far companies are mostly switching between Deloitte and the other "Big Four" auditors - KPMG, PwC and EY - which dominate the sector.
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"There was a playroom, a guest room, a room between the living room and the dining room that we didn't really know what it was for," Mr. Corr, a product manager at EY, said.
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Business daily Handelsblatt reported that EY auditors have refused to certify that the 2017 annual balance sheet of Wirecard's Singapore subsidiary is correct, citing documents in the register of the Singapore supervisory authority Acra.
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Consulting and advisory firm EY said 153 out of the biggest 222 firms with operations in Britain had not said anything about the impact Brexit could have on their domicile, operations or staff location.
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Sources familiar with the negotiations expect SIBS to reach a valuation of 400-500 million euros in any potential deal, similar in value to BS Payone, which is being marketed by advisor EY Innovalue.
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Howard Archer, an economist at the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said the towering inventories pointed to a "significantly weaker" performance ahead for the manufacturing sector, which accounts for 10 percent of British economic output.
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Indra Nooyi, the CEO of PepsiCo and Mark Weinberger, the CEO of EY were both original members of Trump's Strategic and Policy Forum, which was dissolved in the wake of his comments on Charlottesville.
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There has been an 22018 percent decrease in the number of IPOs in the first nine months of the year, EY said in the report published Tuesday, compared to the same period in 21.
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"The January Halifax data fans suspicion that heightened consumer concerns amid increased Brexit and economic uncertainties are currently affecting the housing market," said Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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The judge in FitzPatrick's trial criticised staff at Ireland's Office of the Director of Corporate Enforcement (ODCE), in particular their coaching of two witnesses - audit partners from Ernst & Young (EY) - that had contaminated their evidence.
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The report from the Parker Review Committee in association with EY, called for an increase in ethnic diversity and recommended that each FTSE 100 board should have at least one director of colour by 2021.
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Fagerhult was advised by Handelsbanken Capital Markets, Alantra, PwC, Wesslau Söderqvist, Vinge and Hogan Lovells, while iGuzzini was advised by Tamburi Associati (TIP), Fivelex, Hamilton Advokatbyra and EY. ($1 = 9.0461 Swedish crowns) $1 = 0.8794 euros
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Bright red in color, tangy, sweet, salty, and replete with a 'meaty,' tomato-ey umami hit, ketchup provides accents of color and flavoring, as well as a smell and texture that is familiar and comforting.
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That said, fintech adoption among digitally active consumers is lower in the US, per EY, which could make it harder for startups like Curve to build awareness and, in turn, gain adoption for their products.
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Randell's blunt warning follows recent criticism from lawmakers that the Big Four audit firms — KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte — are failing to spot problems at companies and need shaking up to increase competition and quality.
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Britain's Competition and Markets Authority proposed reforms last month to loosen the grip of the "Big Four" accounting firms Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG who check the books of most top listed firms in Britain.
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A recent EY survey found that 93 percent of U.S. executives had walked away from or canceled a deal in the last 12 months, but only 10 percent of them cited regulatory or antitrust concerns.
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The EY Item analysis expects the U.K. to opt for a "hard Brexit," which would mean that the EU and U.K. trade relationship would operate under World Trade Organization's rules once "Article 50" is triggered.
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" Mark Weinberger, global chairman and chief executive of consultancy EY: "I think Donald trump clearly has hit a vein of the American people in straight talk, candor, and saying clearly what he's going to do.
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Advisory firm EY agreed to lease 28.6 floors of a 67-story tower rising on Manhattan's west side in a massive new business, retail and business district named Hudson Yards after the adjacent rail yards.
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Bank of Jinzhou said last week that its auditor EY had quit before signing off on the bank's 2018 accounts, after being unable to agree with the bank on the actual usage of some loans.
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"While there are many potential risks and investors face an uncertain outlook, the IPO pipeline remains healthy in a number of regions," Jackie Kelley, EY Americas IPO Leader, said in a statement accompanying the report.
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"Signs of stabilization in the economic and political backdrop are likely to prompt an increase in activity in the coming quarters," Kelley added saying EY expected IPO levels to "trend closer to historic norms" soon.
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KC: I know All Raise brought in $4 million in donations last year from Melinda Gates via Pivotal Ventures, Silicon Valley Bank, EY and some others, but are there any plans to raise additional capital?
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The spike came straight after one of the biggest falls recorded in the previous quarter, when there were 45 warnings, and is significantly ahead of the average of 62 in the third quarter, EY said.
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In Japan an accounting scandal at Toshiba, a conglomerate, which led to a restatement worth $1.9 billion last year, dented faith in accounting and in the local affiliate of EY, another Big Four audit firm.
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Cheryl Martin, partner at EY, said financial services firms in Britain were focusing on this, after paying out 30 billion pounds ($40 billion) in redress since 2007 to customers mis-sold debt repayment insurance policies.
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A more reliable answer will come later this year when EY, an accounting and consulting firm, completes work on an index of barriers and their costs that was commissioned by the federal government in 2014.
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Hong Kong, the world's top venue for IPOs for a second straight year, is forecast to have about $21 billion of new listings in 2440, slightly higher than the $25 billion in 2016, EY estimates.
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Banks and other financial companies have shifted at least £800 billion ($1 trillion) worth of assets out of the country and into the European Union because of Brexit, EY said in a report published Monday.
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In our Global Leadership Forecast 2018 — published by DDI, The Conference Board and EY with support from CNBC — we took a look at more than 25,000 leaders spanning 54 countries and 26 major industry sectors.
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The move comes as British lawmakers and regulators are pushing to weaken the grip of PwC, EY, Deloitte and KPMG, the so-called Big Four accounting firms that dominate audits of top companies in Britain.
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All that and we were joined by Jeff Grabow, the U.S. venture capital leader at EY. Grabow was a treat to have on, as he has a wealth of knowledge of how companies go public.
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Global IPO volumes year to date have already surpassed last year's figure, according to EY. Last year was a relatively sluggish one for IPOs in the U.S. after fewer large companies went public than expected.
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Bill Casey, vice chair for transaction advisory services at EY Americas, said last week the second half of the year could experience more M&A activity, citing data from a survey conducted by the company.
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EY is a chief sponsor for the show, Picasso, 1932: Love, Fame, Tragedy, which opened in early March and runs through September; its cleaning staff at three offices in London are currently facing possible redundancies.
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Britain attracted 623 foreign direct investment (FDI) projects in 2018 - with 27% from the United States - well ahead of Germany in second place with 81 projects, EY said, giving no monetary value to total investments.
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South Africa's central bank has said there was no requirement for a bank to use one of the "Big Four" auditors, EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC, but they should use any independent and competent firm.
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MW: So, EY is a partnership, so we don't have the corporate relief that was given, but we're going to hire 65,000 people again this year, that's what we hired last year, across the world.
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Instead, like the basic "Becky" or the bro-ey "Chad," Kevin Nguyen is a stereotype, based on nobody specific but also an amalgamation of many, some of whom might in fact be named Kevin Nguyen.
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Last week the FRC announced two initiatives to strengthen its clout by pushing for bigger fines and by vetting senior hires at the six biggest accounting firms, KPMG, Deloitte, EY, PwC, Grant Thornton and BDO.
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The United Kingdom remains the number one destination for foreign direct investment in Europe, but there has been a decline in its standing with foreign investors, according to a report by EY published in June.
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In European corporate news, Wirecard was set to come under renewed selling pressure after German business newspaper Handelsblatt reported auditor EY refused to sign off on the Singapore audit of Wirecard for 2017, citing irregularities.
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" Mark Weinberger, global chairman and chief executive of consultancy EY: "I think Donald trump clearly has hit a vein of the American people in straight talk, candor, and saying clearly what he's going to do.
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The Big Four accountants, PwC, EY, Deloitte and KPMG often provide lucrative consultancy work to the same firms whose books they check, raising concerns that accountants may not be willing to challenge management of those companies.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Assets worth around a trillion pounds are moving from London to hubs in the European Union ahead of Brexit, with the parallel shift in jobs likely to top 7,000, consultants EY said on Wednesday.
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The fund manager also said it had concerns at Shell about the auditing of its accounts following the appointment of EY, which also served as auditor of BG, the company taken over by Shell last month.
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"Many steelmakers are in some form of distress with some teetering on the verge of bankruptcy," Anjani Agrawal, EY global steel leader, said, adding government efforts would only work if the industry had viable business models.
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"We are deeply honored to work with leading global professional services organization EY to offer blockchain technology solutions to their strong client network," said Valery Vavilov, chief executive of The Bitfury Group, in a press release.
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"June's mortgage data ties in with the view that housing market activity has got some help from the avoidance of a disruptive Brexit at the end of March," Howard Archer, economist at EY ITEM Club, said.
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Less than half — 20143 percent — of global executives plan to buy other firms in the next 22014 months, a 25.1 percent decline from the previous year, EY said in its biannual "Global Capital Confidence Barometer" report.
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"The choice to invest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies will be open to end users, the government is taking proactive measures to curb fraud and illicit transactions," said Kartik Shinde, a partner at consultancy EY India.
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About 1,000 insolvency petitions have been triggered since early 2017, when the first case was admitted under the new rules, but consultant EY estimates about 80 percent of these were withdrawn following out-of-court settlements.
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"We think over the next six months or so we will start to see the after effects of that vote coming to play," Martin Beck, senior economic advisor to the EY ITEM Club, told CNBC Monday.
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Bank of Jinzhou said in early June that its auditor EY had quit before signing off on the bank's 2018 accounts, after being unable to agree with the bank on the actual usage of some loans.
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Mark Weinberger, chief executive at EY, told CNBC on Wednesday that he believed the shift to automation and technological improvements in the workplace would be far from easy and described a "painful" transition for many businesses.
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"It is possible that some consumers brought forward purchases amid concern prices could rise if a disruptive Brexit at the end of March sees sterling weaken sharply," Howard Archer of economic consultancy EY ITEM Club said.
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A separate 2016 report from EY and the Economic Innovation Group found that while 62 percent of millennials have considered starting their own business, 42 percent say they don't have the financial resources to do so.
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But the study, from respected US think-tank the Peterson Institute and EY, could find no impact — negative or positive — from simply having a female chief executive and only marginal impacts from women on the board.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Swedish bank Swedbank said on Thursday it was appointing audit firm EY to carry out an external investigation after a media report linked the bank to a Baltic money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank.
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Howard Archer, an economist at consultancy EY ITEM Club, said he did not see an upturn on the way for British house prices and expected annual house price growth of 2.5 percent this year and next.
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Ward, a former partner in EY who worked in the company's North Carolina offices, said that her former supervisor complimented her breasts, asked her to accompany him to strip clubs, and texted her at 2 a.m.
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The value of cyber M&A activity more than doubled last year to $26.8 billion from $10.3 billion in 2014, according to data from consulting firm EY. The number of deals increased 46 percent to 287.
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But if it was rented for 85 days and you used it for 15 days, you can typically deduct 85 percent of expenses, according to EY, which wrote a guide on rental property income for Airbnb.
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"If this business model makes sense, we could potentially collaborate on expansions," said Chan, who spent nearly a decade with the likes of EY and PwC in the U.S. before returning to Hong Kong in 2015.
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The recent slew of high-profile listings came after the number of listings on mainland exchanges exceeded the number of those in Hong Kong, according to EY. Hong Kong had topped the IPO rankings in 2016.
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Since 2013, EY has invested funds into major shows at both Tate Modern and Tate Britain, as part of a major partnership, which, at the time, was its largest with any single arts organization in Britain.
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"This looks to be a poor CBI distributive sales survey for June, it heightens belief that consumer spending has been markedly softer in the second quarter," economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy said.
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MADRID, March 5 (Reuters) - Accounting and consulting firm EY on Thursday sent around 1,500 employees from its Madrid offices back home after a case of coronavirus was confirmed among its staff, a company spokesman told Reuters.
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Sebastian has received multiple awards for his leadership, including runner up in the 2015 global EY Entrepreneur of the Year award, Leader of the Year by Adecco, and European Entrepreneur of the Year Award by TechTour.
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A student wrote in Universum's survey, "Diversity is very evident in the way companies run their campus presence and the people the represent them, such as EY."Read more about EY's diversity and inclusion programs here.
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One respondent to Universum's survey wrote, "diversity is very evident in the way companies run their campus presence and the people that represent them, such as EY."Read more about EY's diversity and inclusion programs here.
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"There is a lot of speed dating going on," said Varun Mittal, who heads the emerging markets fintech business at consultancy EY. Singapore's central bank will issue up to two retail and three wholesale bank licences.
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"We have the most powerful education that we can dangle" in front of anyone, said Nobuko Kobayashi, a 221 Todai graduate and a partner at EY Japan, where less than 10 percent of partners are women.
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According to the International Accounting Bulletin (IAB), Deloitte earned $2120 billion globally in audit and consultancy fees in 240 - a fifth of the market - while PwC earned $230 billion, EY $35 billion, and KPMG $29 billion.
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Some 200 Chinese companies have listed on the mainland this year, almost doubling from the total for 2018, and money raised jumped 82% to a seven-year high of 252.8 billion yuan ($35.9 billion), EY said.
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An independent report from former judge Christopher Clark in 2017 said KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC, known collectively as the Big Four, should be hit with fines of 10 million pounds or more for serious incompetence.
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The Times The 83 partners at accountancy firm EY received average pay of 28,21 pounds this year to the end of June, down 20.7722% from the prior year, despite its British business making record revenues. bit.
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British lawmakers want the country's competition watchdog to consider forcing PwC, EY, KPMG and Deloitte, the four accounting firms that check the books of most blue chip companies globally, to separate out their audit and consultancy operations.
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SINGAPORE, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Accounting firm EY has hired Mah Kah Loon, CIMB Bank's former co-head of wholesale banking, Singapore, as a partner for its Asia M&A team, sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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India's Economic Times newspaper, which first reported the news, said the bank filed a preliminary report about the breach to the regulator, Reserve Bank of India, and that it had hired EY to carry out an investigation.
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The value of global deals in the sector was $227 billion in the first quarter, down almost 26.8 percent from a record high of $22018 billion in the same period of 2018, EY said in a report.
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LONDON, May 9 (Reuters) - Merger and acquisition (M&A) deals involving global power and utility companies fell to their lowest quarterly level since 2012 in the first three months of 2019, Ernst & Young (EY) said on Thursday.
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Angry parliamentarians, anxious to know why auditors had failed to raise the alarm, accused the Big Four accounting networks—Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC—of being too cosy with the firms they were meant to be scrutinising.
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Richard Jeanneret, a regional managing partner at London-based EY, said moving the firm's U.S. headquarters out of Times Square to Brookfield's One Manhattan West tower aligns its focus on business innovation and appeals to millennial workers.
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More than 80 percent of customers are willing to use digital and remote contact channels including email, mobile apps, video or phone instead of interacting with insurers via agents or brokers, a report by consultancy EY showed.
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More than 80 percent of customers are willing to use digital and remote contact channels including email, mobile apps, video or phone instead of interacting with insurers via agents or brokers, a report by consultancy EY shows.
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"Customers now want to interact with their bank whenever they want, however they want, and wherever they want, and to be able to shift seamlessly between channels." said a global banking outlook study from advisory firm EY.
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An EY report said the first quarter of 2017 saw 369 IPOs raising $33.7 billion, which is a 92 per cent year-over-year increase in the number of IPOs and a 146 percent jump in proceeds.
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Employees of three companies – including accounting giant EY – had argued that an arbitration agreement and class-action ban they were forced to sign violated their right to engage in "concerted activities" under the National Labor Relations Act.
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"It's a race to be a super app in ASEAN," Varun Mittal, global emerging markets Fintech leader at consultancy EY, said during a panel discussion at the Credit Suisse Asian Investment Conference in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
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A new report from EY and CREtech pegged venture-capital investments in so-called built-world tech at $24.6 billion through the third quarter, the most since 2015, which was the first year analyzed by the report.
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The HuffPost reporter Emily Peck wrote Monday that she had obtained a 55-page EY presentation on leadership rife with negative stereotypes that women were not "ambitious," shouldn't challenge their male colleagues, and must not dress provocatively.
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Separate reports this month by consultancy EY and law firm Baker McKenzie both predicted a significant rise in life sciences M&A in 2018, helped by U.S. tax changes that may lift big companies' appetite for deals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Members of a British workers' union disrupted a Pablo Picasso exhibition at the Tate Modern on Saturday, April 14, targeting the investment company Ernst & Young (EY) for its treatment of cleaners.
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The standard iPhone 11 is a third of an inch larger with a regular OLED Retina display, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max clocks in with a phablet-ey "Super Retina XDR" display size of 6.5 inches.
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Beth Brooke 58, global vice chairwoman of public policy, EY professional services company I would have focused on building relationships and expanding my networks, both within the organization and outside of it, much earlier in my career.
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The reports' proposals mark the most radical attempt yet to reform a sector in which the Big Four firms - EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PwC - check the accounts of 341 of the top 350 listed companies in Britain.
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But Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting firm, said the risk was very real that economic growth in the first quarter of 2019 would be weaker than his existing forecast of 0.2 percent.
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"The individuals at the center of these matters violated multiple EY policies, hid their conduct and behaved in a way that was antithetical to EY's Global Code of Conduct, culture, values, policies, and training," the statement said.
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Developers also say the initial coin offering circumvents what can be a bureaucratic process of venture capital raising — EY estimates cumulative venture capital investments in blockchain projects is less than half what initial coin offerings have raised.
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A blueprint for the Big Four - EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC - to ringfence their UK audit operations from their advisory and consulting work is set to be finalised next week for implementing later this year, Thompson said.
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U.S. executives expect their companies to make deals in both Brazil and Mexico over the next 12 months, according to a survey conducted by EY. "As we approach full employment in the U.S., companies are looking to acquire more talent and are looking to Latin America for this," said William Casey, vice chairman of Transaction Advisory Services at EY. Economic growth in Latin America totaled 1.3 percent last year after a contraction of 0.8 percent in 2016, according to data from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Many international companies are withholding expansions and and charting moves out of the U.K. as uncertainty reigns over the fate of the country and its status in relation to the EU. Lobbying Group Frankfurt Main Finance claimed in a recent report that London's finance industry is poised to lose up to $900 billion by March 2019, while consulting firm EY found that financial services firms plan to move $1 trillion in assets out of the U.K. The figure is small, however, when compared to the U.K.'s overall financial sector, EY noted.
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Consultant EY said UK fintech investment totalled 524 million pounds ($765 million) in 2015, compared with 1.4 billion pounds in New York, 3.6 billion pounds in California, 388 million pounds in Germany, and 198 million pounds in Australia.
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STOCKHOLM, Feb 21 (Reuters) - Swedish bank Swedbank said on Thursday it was appointing audit firm EY to carry out an external investigation after a media report linked the bank to a Baltic money laundering scandal involving Danske Bank.
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British finance minister Philip Hammond is likely to hit his 2016/17 deficit reduction target with 3 billion pounds ($3.72 billion) to spare, due to recent better-than-expected growth, economists working for accountants EY said on Monday.
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Separate reports on Monday by consultancy EY and law firm Baker McKenzie both predict a significant rise in mergers and acquisitions (M&A) this year, helped by U.S. tax changes that may lift big companies' appetite for deals.
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Matthew Robb of Parthenon-EY, a consultancy, thinks that governments should be talking to industry bodies about the potential for mass redundancies and identifying trigger points, such as the installation of sensors on motorways, that might prompt retraining.
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Britain's Big Four accounting firms Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG have all caught the attention of the FRC after the collapse of large British companies such as Carillion and Poundworld raised questions over standards in the auditing industry.
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ATB Financial's Dave Mowat was Canada's top-rated CEO for 2016, receiving an employee rating of 99 percent; while the CEO's of Apple and EY were also among the nation's top-rated, coming in 6th and 5th respectively.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is under pressure to consider separating out the audit and non-audit operations of KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte to make it easier for smaller rivals to expand and increase customer choice.
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Authors of the research at EY advise that hedge funds should make more of a concerted effort to listen and address feedback from investors as patience continues to shrink after more than a year of underwhelming aggregate performance.
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China Medical is the most high-profile international contest over Chinese audit papers since 2014, when EY, KPMG's fellow Big Four accounting firm, handed over certain documents to Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission after a court battle.
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"A major concern for retailers will be that already cautious consumers further limit their spending in the near term at least due to the heightened uncertainties over Brexit," economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy said.
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President-elect Donald Trump's economic advisory panel will take a key role in "educating" him on a wide range of industrial and business issues, Mark Weinberger, chairman and chief executive officer of professional services firm EY, told CNBC.
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Consulting firm EY found that financial services firms plan to move $1 trillion in assets out of the U.K., and one study found that EU exports to Britain could halve in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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"The price is always a mix of many things - it's the right team, the right and the right timing and we see that the timing is right for many companies to join the market," affirmed the EY executive.
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Howard Archer, an economist at forecasters EY Item Club, said the squeeze on consumers should ease in 2018 when inflation is expected to fall back, but that uncertainties about Brexit were likely to weigh further on business investment.
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Britain's fintech sector was the biggest in the world last year, earning 6.6 billion pounds ($8.7 billion) in revenue to beat California and New York, according to a report by accounting firm EY commissioned by the British government.
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The report, by accounting and consulting firm EY, found that the UK hosted just 393 more foreign investment projects in financial services last year than second-placed Germany, down from a gap of 239 in the previous year.
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Economic forecasting group EY ITEM Club said Monday that it expects the British economy to expand by 1.6 percent in 2018 and 1.7 percent in 2019, little change from the projections in its previous forecast in winter 2017.
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The number of profit warnings by British companies jumped to 75 in the third quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in almost six years as economic pressures weighed on retailers and support service companies, business services group EY said.
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Barbara Angus, who had been chief tax counsel for House Ways and Means Committee Republicans, has been appointed global tax policy leader at EY and will focus on engaging policymakers and clients across the world, the firm said.
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Britain has become the global fintech capital with more people working in the industry than in New York, or in the combined fintech workforce of Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia, a recent report by consultancy firm EY showed.
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"In the short term the gas market is oversupplied and is likely to remain so for the next few years," said Andy Brogan, oil and gas global sector leader at EY, the firm formerly known as Ernst & Young.
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"However, despite this slowdown, year-to-date 103 (IPO) activity remained above the 210-year average with listings across the globe raising $210 billion, a 22018 percent increase year-on-year," EY said in a report published Tuesday.
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Adam Atashzai, a former deputy political director to Mr. Cameron, went to Finsbury, a communications and public affairs firm, while Mats Persson, a former adviser to Mr. Cameron on European issues, is with EY, the professional services firm.
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The Indian film industry grew 22016 percent in 22017 on the back of box office growth in both domestic and international markets, according to a report by EY and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry (FICCI).
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"Use of such technology can help by streamlining back office processes, leading to reduced risk, better protection against cyber threats and ultimately significant cost savings," said Andrew Woosey, partner at consultancy EY which helped oversee the testing phase.
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British Steel's advisor EY has also reached out to other European steelmakers, including Italy's Marcegaglia Group, AFV Beltrame Group and Acciaierie Venete, but also international players such as India's JSW Group and Posco Steel, two of the sources said.
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Clarke recommended an increase in fines to 10 million pounds or more for seriously poor audit work from a Big Four accounting firm, meaning PwC, KPMG, EY and Deloitte, who check the books of most international blue-chip companies.
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Joe Bollard, head of International Tax Services for EY in Ireland, said he is aware of one new FDI investor that has already gone back to its board to reconsider a decision to base its European headquarters in Britain.
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There will be renewed pressure on miners this year to participate in battery technology and reduce reliance on fossil fuels, EY said, while the drive to focus on business in lower risk jurisdictions should influence deals in precious metals.
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This follows a recent survey by EY which found Swiss firms with at least 20 percent women in top management rated their financial situation as better, while studies by UBS have found companies with greater gender diversity consistently outperform.
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"In the last few weeks we have seen some firms restarting their programs and we expect preparation activity for a no-deal to increase markedly throughout the summer," said Omar Ali, head of financial services for EY in Britain.
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Consumers subject to the alternative minimum tax might see red flags in retrospect, like high state and local taxes or capital gains that exceed your earned income, said Greg Rosica, contributing author to Ernst & Young's EY Tax Guide 2016.
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In the past three years, Ernst & Young, which officially goes by "EY", has made more than $8 million in exchange for providing ICE with leadership training, curriculum development, data management, and more, according to the government spending tracker USAspending.gov.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Debt in the world's top 25 steel companies totals a record $210 billion, international accountancy firm EY said on Thursday, adding governments' action to support the sector would work only if matched with more radical industry restructuring.
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In a Forsa poll conducted for consultancy firm EY, the DIW economic institute and the DGAP foreign policy think-tank, 62 percent of business managers said they would like the ECB to hike interest rates in the coming years.
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The Internal Revenue Service in 2002 started an investigation into Ernst & Young's promotion of tax shelters to its clients, including Esrey and LeMay and settled the audit with EY in July 2003, without informing the executives, the lawsuit said.
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Yes, but: Most tech companies going public these days qualify as EGCs anyways—94% of U.S. listings in the first nine months of 2018, per EY—so this dilemma only affects a small number of large, well-known issuers.
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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) said Big Four auditors - which also include PwC, EY and Deloitte - must act swiftly to reverse the decline in this year's audit inspection results if they are to hit targets set by the watchdog.
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"Following on from weaker manufacturing and construction surveys, the softer services PMI points to an already-fragile economy faltering in June as heightened political and Brexit uncertainties fuel business and consumer caution," said Howard Archer at EY ITEM Club.
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FRANKFURT, June 7 (Reuters) - German insurers are seeing increased competition from Asian buyers as they seek to boost investment in domestic real estate to counter the effect of negative interest rates, a survey by consultancy EY showed on Tuesday.
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"Asian and Chinese state funds are currently on a buying spree in Germany and have a lot of interest in German real estate portfolios," EY Partner Dietmar Fischer told a briefing on property investment trends in the insurance sector.
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Insurers have been raising their exposure to property sharply over the last few years and are expected to increase the share of investments dedicated to real estate to 9.3 percent this year from 7.6 percent in 2015, EY said.
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Digital identity startup Passbase has bagged $600,000 in pre-seed funding led by a group of business angel investors from Alphabet, Stanford, Kleiner Perkins and EY, as well as seed fund investment from Chicago-based Upheaval Investments and Seedcamp.
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Research shared in the recent Global Leadership Forecast 2018 — published by DDI, The Conference Board and EY with support from CNBC — may provide one explanation for why Gen X feels the most stress out of baby boomers and millennials.
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There were only 35 IPOs in China during the first quarter, according to professional services firm EY. That's a 74 percent decline compared to the same period in 2017, and it only included five tech listings, the study said.
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"The fundamentals for house buyers are likely to deteriorate further over the coming months with consumers' purchasing power squeezed further by a combination of higher inflation and muted earnings growth," Howard Archer, economist for forecasters EY ITEM Club said.
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In fact, a recent analysis by EY shows that a reasonable carbon tax, when matched with regulatory rollback and an extension of the expiring Tax Cuts and Jobs Act provisions, will greatly benefit the economy and lower carbon emissions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Global power and utility executives are positive about the prospects for mergers and acquisitions in the year ahead, despite deals falling to their lowest level since 9.1 in the first quarter, Ernst & Young (EY) said on Thursday.
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"I am excited about the opportunity to be part of the global EY network, providing coordinated support to clients as they participate in the global tax policy dialogue and prepare for shifts in the global tax environment," she said.
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A survey by EY found that 85033 percent of oil and gas executives believe climate change is real, two-thirds say their companies want to be part of the solution, and 59 percent say this needs to happen immediately.
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As for the mainland market, EY expects the first China Depository Receipt, a scheme that will let mainland investors hold a form of shares in Chinese companies listed overseas, to be issued in the second half of the year.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Consultancy EY, data security firm Guardtime, Microsoft and ship operator Maersk have joined to build a blockchain-based marine insurance platform that will be the first real-world use of the nascent technology in the shipping industry.
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"It's not just law firms but firms like Deloitte and EY. There is need for more price predictability and fixed fees, and automation allows you to run much more accurate analytics on the work you are doing," Parker said.
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Brussels-based Euroclear said that it, along with the European Investment Bank, Spain's Santander bank and consultants EY completed a "proof of value" study into an end-to-end blockchain platform for issuing and settling of European commercial paper.
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That's good news not just for them but for American working women generally, argues the president of the Women's Presidents Organization and the founder of EY Entrepreneurial Winning Women, since it could help in the long-term fight for .
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This revelation also proved to be the last straw for Barclays Africa, whose board had proposed at the end of March that KPMG be reappointed as its joint auditor along with EY at a shareholder meeting later in May.
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As well as assessing how much resource auditors such as KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC devote to evaluating the impact of climate change, it would also evaluate the quality of future risk disclosures under Britain's new Corporate Governance Code.
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"Expectations that the Bank of England will raise interest rates in May will likely be fueled by their regional agents reporting a pick-up in companies' expected average pay settlements," economist Howard Archer at consultants EY Item Club said.
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Currently she is on the executive board of the Special Olympics and the IOC Women in Sport Commission, and is lead adviser for the EY Women Athletes Business Network, which mentors athletes transitioning from competitive sports to productive careers.
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The AIM-listed technology company said EY submitted its letter of resignation on Thursday, stating it did not participate in a competitive tender process to be Telit's auditor since Telit had indicated that it was expecting a fee reduction.
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Last month, a senior government official had said that the government wanted the country's antitrust body to assess whether the so-called "Big Four" auditing firms - PwC, EY, Deloitte and KPMG - and their affiliates were hurting competition in any manner.
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By July 703th 59 of the 222 tracked by EY, another consultancy, had said they had started moving staff or operations out of Britain, or were reviewing their domiciles; 22 investment banks had declared their intention to shift some people.
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Mah, an industry veteran of more than 20 years, is joining EY at a time when the Big Four accounting firms are expanding their M&A teams and competing with boutique and global investment banks on small and mid-tier deals.
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"We expect to see more deals in 2018 as investment-led strategies begin to dominate, but the return of transformational consolidation across the industry is unlikely as capital discipline is maintained," said EY global mining and metals transactions leader Lee Downham.
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"We think there is a very real risk that growth will slow markedly in the fourth quarter due to appreciable Brexit and political uncertainties weighing down on business investment," Howard Archer, chief economic adviser to the EY ITEM Club consultancy, said.
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Even so, any rollback on the fundamental review of banks' trading books by Asian regulators would generally be a boon for global banks operating in the region, Keith Pogson, senior partner, Asia Pacific financial services at EY in Hong Kong, said.
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"Longer-term, a less benign environment for consumers, reflecting a rise in unemployment and the squeeze on incomes from higher inflation, suggests that households' appetite to borrow will stay relatively subdued," said Martin Beck, economist at the EY ITEM Club consultancy.
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In fact, a December 2018 study in the U.S. by EY found individuals who attend cinemas most frequently are also more likely to subscribe to multiple streaming services, and these regular cinemagoers represent a disproportionately large part of theater audiences.
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The EY report surveying over 1003,700 executives in 45 countries found 2016 to be a strong year for M&As with around 50 percent of companies planning on making acquisitions this year and 40 percent aim to boost sales through partnerships.
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A recent study by the EY Women Athletes Business Network and espnW showed that the majority (52%) of top C-suite women business executives played a sport at the university level, compared to 39% of women at other management levels.
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Professional services firm EY saw a healthy pipeline of deals for the remainder of the year and the start of 2017, with improved political stability and greater clarity over Brexit negotiations holding the key to a pickup in IPO activity.
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Dan Black, the director of recruiting at EY (formerly Ernst & Young), said he receives hundreds of messages from job hopefuls, which are welcome as long as they are targeted to the organization and the job candidate has the necessary qualifications.
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The total value of global deals in the sector was $20.6 billion in the first quarter, down almost 80 percent from a record high of $97 billion in the same January to March period of 6.83, EY said in a report.
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Professional services firm EY saw a healthy pipeline of deals for the remainder of the year and the start of 153, with improved political stability and greater clarity over Brexit negotiations holding the key to a pickup in IPO activity.
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But instead of throwing it out or letting it rot in the freezer until Easter — or worse ey, next Halloween — why not put that candy to good use and make a difference in someone's life, one (unopened) piece at a time?
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The study, released Monday by the Peterson Institute for International Economics, a nonprofit group based in Washington, and EY, the audit firm formerly known as Ernst & Young, found that despite the apparent economic benefits, many corporations are lacking in gender diversity.
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The CMA wants nearly all of the top 350 listed companies to have two auditors, one of them not from among the "Big Four," a reference to Deloitte, KPMG, EY and PwC, which check the books of nearly all big companies.
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Multiple media reports had said that EY, another Big Four firm, which was the auditor for 13MDB and its predecessor fund from 2009-2010, had also been sacked by the wealth fund in 2010 after also raising concerns over the accounts.
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Dan Black, the director of recruiting at EY (formerly Ernst & Young), said he receives hundreds of messages from job hopefuls, which are welcome as long as they are targeted to the organization and the job candidate has the necessary qualifications.
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EY will join consultants Accenture, law firm Skadden and the National Hockey League, among others, in the 2.1 million square foot building at Ninth Avenue and 33rd Street, the first of two office towers at Brookfield's 7 million-square-foot project.
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"The companies might now want greater rates of return or they could get to a point where they will not want that level of risk," said Alfredo Alvarez, head of the North Latin America energy group for consultancy EY in Mexico.
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At a recent event in Kingston, a local tax partner from EY, an advisory firm, went further, hinting at an image problem for TIWB: the average Jamaican might see it as another case of "white foreigners telling us what to do".
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EY had argued that Chinese officials would not let it produce documents related to its work on an unfinished audit of Standard Water Ltd - a Chinese municipal water services provider that scrapped plans for an initial public offering in Hong Kong.
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The boards of S&P 500 firms are becoming more gender balanced, according to a new report from EY. The report said that 56% of firms on the index have at least three female directors, up 19% from three years ago.
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" That didn't sit well with Clinton, but it went over even worse with her foreign policy spokesperson, Jesse Lehrich, who tweeted: "[H]ey, @realDonaldTrump – regarding your claim that Captain Khan would be alive if you were president: go fuck yourself.
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Employees can work anywhere at any time that lets them find work-life balance During busy tax seasons, EY provides free back-up childcare and eldercare and also waives the standard co-pays for care centers and in-home care.
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According to the EY Fintech Adoption Index in 2017(here), only 18 percent of digitally active consumers in Canada had used at least two fintech products in the prior six months, compared to an average of 33 percent in other countries.
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"While EY does not have a formal policy around bringing children into the office, we have built and fostered a flexible work culture that allows our people to work remotely in order to handle personal and family matters," she said.
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Separately on Tuesday, British lawmakers called for KPMG, EY, PwC and Deloitte - known collectively as the Big Four accounting firms - to be broken up to improve standards and transparency in book-keeping after audit failures at Carillion and retailer BHS.
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"A fall in employment over the quarter suggests that persistent lacklustre economic growth and appreciable economic and Brexit uncertainties may be starting to rein in the labour market's strength," said Howard Archer, an economist with EY Item Club, a forecasting body.
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This worries business people as well as policymakers: a recent survey of corporate leaders in 62 countries by EY, an accounting firm, found strong support for more openness in ownership; legitimate firms want to know whom they are trading with.
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A survey conducted by EY as part of the report found that two-thirds of global financial firms hadn't changed their investment plans following the Brexit vote, and 75 percent said they had no plans to relocate to the continent.
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"It's like playing a different pool table, but it's a completely new table and all the angles are different, and everybody is having to adapt to that," said Josh Chernoff, a managing director in the Parthenon-EY practice of Ernst & Young.
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Authorities there now fine citizens up to $250,000 for the novel crime of "mis-gendering" — referring to people by any words other than their pronouns of choice (including newly constructed words such as zie/hir, ey/em/eir and co).
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"In connection with the audit of Danske Bank's financial statements for 2014, EY became aware of information that should have prompted it to carry out further investigations and notified the Money Laundering Secretariat," the Danish Business Authority (DBA) said on Friday.
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The CMA wants nearly all of the top 350 listed companies to have two auditors, one of them not from among the "Big Four", a reference to Deloitte, KPMG, EY and PwC, which check the books of nearly all big companies.
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In a recent report, EY forecast that India's insurance market is "poised for a strong growth" despite concerns around reaching new customers: Despite strong improvement in penetration and density in the last 10 years, India largely remains an under-penetrated market.
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She is a daughter of Theresa M. Geismar and Howard D. Geismar of Shoreham, N.Y. The groom, 35, is a director in the international services department in Manhattan for EY, the accounting and consulting firm formerly known as Ernst & Young.
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"I think it is definitely a net plus in terms of moving it forward" said Mats Persson, who was a special adviser to former Prime Minister David Cameron and is now head of international trade at the advisory firm EY. Mrs.
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Howard Archer, an economist with consultants EY ITEM Club, said the mixed set of August PMIs showed why investors were not expecting the BoE to raise borrowing costs further any time soon, after August's quarter-point increase to 0.75 percent.
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"The reason we chose marine (insurance) as the starting point for this sort of market is mainly because of its complete inefficiency," Shaun Crawford, global insurance leader at EY, told CNBC via phone earlier this week ahead of the announcement.
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" The Virgin Group founder added that the skills associated with dyslexia would be urgently needed in the new world of work, noting a 2018 report from accountancy giant EY that claimed dyslexics have "exactly the skills needed for the future workplace.
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"The fact that the current account deficit was still elevated ... in the second quarter is a concern -- as an elevated shortfall is a potential source of vulnerability for the UK economy," economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy said.
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The unit, Card Systems, was not audited on an individual level but had been subject to a higher-level "full-scope" audit by its auditor EY that included site visits, CFO Alexander von Knoop told an investor presentation in New York.
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Andy Baldwin, the global managing partner of client services at EY, said the firm wanted to hire for more tech roles in the years ahead, and it&aposs changing what it looks for in job candidates to help widen the funnel.
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In a report published Monday, consultancy EY used data from the World Economic Forum (WEF) and charity Made By Dyslexia to outline how dyslexic people's skills aligned with the skills that would be required in the workplaces of the future.
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has ordered that Britain's top 22011 listed companies must hire two auditors to loosen the grip of EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC that individually check the books of all but nine of those companies.
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The number of profit warnings issued by British companies jumped to 75 in the third quarter, the biggest quarterly rise in almost six years as economic pressures weighed on retailers and support service companies, business services group EY said on Sunday.
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PwC and EY told a panel of British lawmakers they would mirror a change already underway at another Big Four firm, KPMG, in a bid to end a "perception" of conflict between selling audit and consulting work to the same customer.
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Lost tax revenue The number of jobs that will be relocated out of the United Kingdom in the near future stands at 7,000, according to EY. It estimates that will cost Britain at least £600 million ($794 million) in lost taxes.
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"Foreign regulators are most sensitive to protecting national interests; these vary from land rights and protected industries in Australia, to national security concerns in countries like the US," said Keith Pogson, a senior partner with EY Asia-Pacific financial services.
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The reforms involve major change for the Big Four of EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC in Britain and come in the wake of the collapse of companies including construction group Carillion and retailer BHS, where auditors were criticised for not spotting looming problems.
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It is "too early to tell" whether the global internet could splinter into geopolitical camps, according to the incoming chief executive officer of management consultancy EY. Escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and China appear to be increasingly focused on technology and 5G.
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Parliament's business committee last week urged the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to force EY, KPMG, Deloitte and PwC to separate audit and consultancy services to improve standards and transparency in book-keeping after audit failures at construction company Carillion and retailer BHS.
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