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The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has just published a business case paper to separate the audit practices of the big four firms (PwC, Deloitte, KPMG and EY).
Better Finance, the European Investors' Federation, characterised the Wirecard collapse on Wednesday as 'an outrageous case of corporate governance, external auditing and regulatory failures', putting forward several policy recommendations for EU authorities.
UKSA's Annual General Meeting will be held online on Sunday 14 June 2020 at 2.30pm. If you are a member but have not yet received an invitation, please contact the office via email - officeatuksa@gmail.com.
It is planned to hold a social gathering for members later in the year.
UKSA is introducing a new category of membership. Associate Membership is free. It’s a great way to get to know UKSA without having to make any financial commitment.
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UKSA has submitted a response to the Prudential Regulation Authority's Consultation Paper CP2/20 on Capital Requirements and Macroprudential Buffers
Members will understand that our AGM planned for May 11 must be postponed.
it will be re-arranged once the Covid-19 situation clarifies. Meanwhile the board approved the 2019 accounts yesterday and these will be made available as soon as possible.
The UKSA Board is wishing to continue ‘business as usual’ as much as practical, to remain a…
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Following the very disappointing rejection of our claim by PM Mrs May and the Treasury over a year ago we have had a busy time watching events and extending our research, culminating in our letter to the Prime Minister and copied to the Chancellor on 28th February 2020.
A copy of this letter can be found here.
Holly Mackay, owner and inspiration of the advice website Boring Money, has taken the trouble to research the charges of 10 platforms and wealth managers on a notional investment of £1 million over 25 years. The shocking results have been taken up by FT Money to support a campaign for greater transparency of fees and charges.
In response to a reader’s question, the Financial Times recently carried a detailed explanation by UKSA director Peter Parry of the problems posed by the pooled nominee system through which most individual shareholdings in the UK are held.
Further details can be found here.
As members who bought shares in Sirius Minerals will know, in early January the Company received a takeover offer of 5.5p a share from Anglo American, valuing Sirius at almost £386m. However, many Sirius investors who originally paid more than 20p for their shares feel the offer is too low.
UKSA has set up a new campaign page here
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