Is Your Board Ready for the Failure to Prevent Fraud Offence?
Failure to prevent fraud is now UK law: boards need documented reasonable procedures in place to avoid unlimited fines and prosecution risk.
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How UK CFOs Should Build HMRC-Ready Tax Governance in 2026
HMRC’s large-business compliance yield has more than doubled since 2021 — here is how UK CFOs should build audit-ready tax governance in 2026.
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How UK CFOs Should Prepare for FRS 102’s 2026 Lease Overhaul
FRS 102’s 2026 lease accounting overhaul puts new liabilities on the balance sheet — here is how UK CFOs should prepare before reporting season.
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Economic Crime Act 2023: A CFO Filing Checklist for 2026
UK CFOs preparing for Companies House identity verification must act now — filing rights restrict to verified directors from Spring 2026.
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Cyber Resilience Testing: What UK CISOs Must Prove in 2026
Proving cyber resilience, not just compliance, is now the CISO test for 2026 — see what UK security leaders must demonstrate through incident testing.
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Working Capital As Strategy: What UK CFOs Must Rebuild Now
UK CFOs are turning working capital into a yield strategy as capital allowances tighten and rates stay volatile. What finance chiefs must rebuild now.
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Provision 29: What UK Boards Must Declare on Controls in 2026
Provision 29 requires UK boards to formally declare internal control effectiveness from January 2026.
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CFO Succession: What UK Finance Chiefs Must Build for 2026
CFO succession planning is a 2026 priority. Here’s what UK CFOs must build now to develop internal bench strength their board will back.
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IFRS 18: What UK CFOs Must Restructure Before January 2027
IFRS 18 rewrites how UK PLCs present their P&L from January 2027 — but 2026 comparatives must comply now. Here is the CFO’s implementation action plan.
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Pillar Two GloBE Information Return: What UK CFOs Must File Now
Pillar Two’s first GloBE Information Return deadline is 30 June 2026 for UK multinationals. Here is what CFOs must file, disclose and certify now.
