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The Briefcase 2: The 5 Biggest Accounting Scandals of All Time
From Enron to Satyam, discover the five biggest accounting scandals of all time, how they happened, who got burned, and what every accountant can learn from the wreckage.
Accountants in the Spotlight
Discover how accountants are portrayed in TV and film, from cult heroes to comedy icons, and why the profession deserves more credit than it gets.
The History of Accounting
From Mesopotamian clay tablets to modern ledgers, the history of accounting spans continents and civilisations.
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Posted on: 3rd Dec 2020Politics complicate EU budget Covid pay-outs
By: Wayne Bartlett | 5 min read | 0A blog from accountingcpd
Posted on: 23rd Nov 2020What does a Biden victory mean for the EU's enormous trade surplus with the USA?
By: Bob Lyddon | 6 min read | 0A blog from accountingcpd
Posted on: 17th Jul 2020EU faces a challenging road to recovery
By: Wayne Bartlett | 5 min read | 0A blog from accountingcpd
Posted on: 19th Jun 2020Figures show extent of Eurozone output slump in April
By: Wayne Bartlett | 4 min read | 0A blog from accountingcpd
Posted on: 13th May 2020Was ECB's Quantitative Easing in the interests of the cohesion of the euro?
By: Bob Lyddon | 6 min read | 0A blog from accountingcpd
Posted on: 9th Jun 2017German Banks Face Tax Scandal
By: Alan Nelson | 3 min read | 0While the UK focuses on 2017's General Election, Germany faces a major scandal.An international group of bankers, lawyers and stockbrokers, who appear to have fiddled the German tax authorities out of around €32bn over a period dating back to 2001.
Posted on: 10th Apr 2017Announcements of the Eurozone Economy's Recovery May Be Premature
By: Bob Lyddon | 11 min read | 0A lot has been made of the recent, more positive statistics on Eurozone growth, which might lead Cash Managers to anticipate a rise in Euro interest rates and a possible reduction in the Quantitative Easing programme of the European Central Bank.
Posted on: 27th Jan 2017No End to Low Yields But New European Banking Crisis on the Horizon
By: Bob Lyddon | 6 min read | 0There is no end in sight to the low-yield environment around the Euro and all currencies associated with it. This is...