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Rebuilding lives after brain injury: the role of the Court of Protection
Jemma Garside
19 May 2026
Changes to the ICAS Code of Ethics – what do the changes mean for ICAS members
For many chartered accountants, the ethical obligations that come with membership have traditionally been understood through the lens of financial propriety. The issues that have historically dominated the conversation around professional ethics in the accountancy sector have been conflicts of interest, independence, or objectivity in client work.
2 February 2026
ICAEW’s new Guidance on Disciplinary Sanctions: what accountants and accountancy firms need to know
The regulatory landscape for accountants is progressively evolving, driven by heightened public expectations, increased scrutiny of professional conduct, and a greater push for transparency across regulated professions.
19 January 2026
Accountancy regulators confront AI cheating in exams
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has confirmed that from March 2026, most exams will return to in-person settings. Remote assessments will only be permitted in exceptional circumstances, such as medical needs or where no exam centre is available. This change reverses the flexibility introduced during the Covid-19 pandemic.
5 November 2025
Expanded AML remit for the FCA: a good or bad thing?
There was a good deal of surprise last week when the government announced that lawyers, accountants and company service providers will in future be supervised by the FCA for money laundering purposes.
13 January 2025
Changes for accountancy firms to keep a close eye on in 2025
From an increasing spotlight on private equity investment to substantial changes in the ICAEW’s Code of Ethics, 2025 is shaping up to be a year filled with both opportunities and challenges for the accountancy and audit sector. What key areas should accountancy firms keep a close eye on over the coming year?
