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27 Sep 17
A CIPFA-developed online platform aimed at helping global not-for-profit organisations get to grips with varying financial reporting methods has been launched today.
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20 Sep 17
Brexit means a new model of devolution is needed because different areas of the UK have varying capacities to cope with leaving the EU, a CIPFA North East event has heard.
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19 Sep 17
Tackling fraud is the responsibility of everyone, whether in the biggest or the smallest organisations. So why isn’t it higher up board room agendas?
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15 Sep 17
More than one year on, CIPFA’s Rob Whiteman offers some thoughts on what last year’s Brexit vote means and how public service leaders should respond
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14 Sep 17
Fraud is a massive and growing problem. Yet it rarely gets the public attention it deserves.
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31 Aug 17
Reducing the time it takes to close accounts saves money, improves accuracy and strengthens financial decision making. Here is some advice on how to improve the process
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29 Aug 17
Two new standards and other changes to the local authority accounting code have practical and possibly budgetary implications
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24 Aug 17
Scotland’s new fiscal powers will bring about a “massive” culture change to Holyrood’s budget process, a member of the independent expert group charged with drawing up reforms...
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24 Aug 17
CIPFA has officially launched its Brexit Advisory Commission to examine the challenges and opportunities facing the public sector as the UK withdraws from the EU.
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28 Jul 17
A lack of funding is holding back Scotland’s integration plans for health and social care, CIPFA has warned.
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17 Jul 17
CIPFA has updated its groundbreaking Whole Systems Approach to public financial management, supporting this with of a new online portal.
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14 Jul 17
The chief financial officer is not just a number cruncher but should be the “seat of wisdom” in an organisation, the final session of the CIPFA conference was told yesterday.
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14 Jul 17
A number of government projects should be sidelined to allow resources and manpower to be diverted to deal with Brexit, Bernard Jenkin told the CIPFA conference.
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13 Jul 17
Public sector professionals “need to step up to the mark and be counted”, the detective involved in the Rochdale grooming case told the CIPFA conference this morning.
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13 Jul 17
Negotiating and influencing abilities are increasingly important parts of senior public sector accountants’ skill set, Amsterdam’s chief financial officer told the CIPFA conference.
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13 Jul 17
The UK’s productivity problem starts with early years education as failures at this stage have repercussions throughout people’s lives, the CIPFA conference heard.
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12 Jul 17
Local authority-run companies should avoid having too many council members on executive boards to ensure commercial success, CIPFA’s annual conference was told.
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12 Jul 17
The finance directors of 2030 will need better people skills than their counterparts of today normally have, and be less focussed on technical accounting, a session at the CIPFA conference has heard.
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12 Jul 17
The NHS has achieved efficiency savings “at the borderline of the impossible”, NHS Improvement chief executive Jim Mackey has told CIPFA’s conference.
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12 Jul 17
Brexit could offer the UK the chance to have “a more generous immigration policy”, Andrew Lilico told the annual CIPFA conference.
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12 Jul 17
The public sector must remain resilient as austerity looks likely to continue well into the next decade, the CIPFA president said in his opening address to conference this morning.
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6 Jul 17
CIPFA has called on local government to be alert for five warning signs of financial stress and has set out how it can build resilience into plans and operations.
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29 Jun 17
Accountants wield considerable power and need to adhere to a strict code of ethics and high professional standards to ensure their decisions are not tainted
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29 Jun 17
Andy Burns, the incoming CIPFA president, tells PF why he is hopeful about the future
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27 Jun 17
CIPFA’s new web portal provides information and links to literature and tools to help organisations deliver excellent public finance management
27 Sep 17A CIPFA-developed online platform aimed at helping global not-for-profit organisations get to grips with varying financial reporting methods has been launched today.
20 Sep 17Brexit means a new model of devolution is needed because different areas of the UK have varying capacities to cope with leaving the EU, a CIPFA North East event has heard.
19 Sep 17Tackling fraud is the responsibility of everyone, whether in the biggest or the smallest organisations. So why isn’t it higher up board room agendas?
15 Sep 17More than one year on, CIPFA’s Rob Whiteman offers some thoughts on what last year’s Brexit vote means and how public service leaders should respond
14 Sep 17Fraud is a massive and growing problem. Yet it rarely gets the public attention it deserves.
31 Aug 17Reducing the time it takes to close accounts saves money, improves accuracy and strengthens financial decision making. Here is some advice on how to improve the process
29 Aug 17Two new standards and other changes to the local authority accounting code have practical and possibly budgetary implications
24 Aug 17Scotland’s new fiscal powers will bring about a “massive” culture change to Holyrood’s budget process, a member of the independent expert group charged with drawing up reforms...
24 Aug 17CIPFA has officially launched its Brexit Advisory Commission to examine the challenges and opportunities facing the public sector as the UK withdraws from the EU.
28 Jul 17A lack of funding is holding back Scotland’s integration plans for health and social care, CIPFA has warned.
17 Jul 17CIPFA has updated its groundbreaking Whole Systems Approach to public financial management, supporting this with of a new online portal.
14 Jul 17The chief financial officer is not just a number cruncher but should be the “seat of wisdom” in an organisation, the final session of the CIPFA conference was told yesterday.
14 Jul 17A number of government projects should be sidelined to allow resources and manpower to be diverted to deal with Brexit, Bernard Jenkin told the CIPFA conference.
13 Jul 17Public sector professionals “need to step up to the mark and be counted”, the detective involved in the Rochdale grooming case told the CIPFA conference this morning.
13 Jul 17Negotiating and influencing abilities are increasingly important parts of senior public sector accountants’ skill set, Amsterdam’s chief financial officer told the CIPFA conference.
13 Jul 17The UK’s productivity problem starts with early years education as failures at this stage have repercussions throughout people’s lives, the CIPFA conference heard.
12 Jul 17Local authority-run companies should avoid having too many council members on executive boards to ensure commercial success, CIPFA’s annual conference was told.
12 Jul 17The finance directors of 2030 will need better people skills than their counterparts of today normally have, and be less focussed on technical accounting, a session at the CIPFA conference has heard.
12 Jul 17The NHS has achieved efficiency savings “at the borderline of the impossible”, NHS Improvement chief executive Jim Mackey has told CIPFA’s conference.
12 Jul 17Brexit could offer the UK the chance to have “a more generous immigration policy”, Andrew Lilico told the annual CIPFA conference.
12 Jul 17The public sector must remain resilient as austerity looks likely to continue well into the next decade, the CIPFA president said in his opening address to conference this morning.
6 Jul 17CIPFA has called on local government to be alert for five warning signs of financial stress and has set out how it can build resilience into plans and operations.
29 Jun 17Accountants wield considerable power and need to adhere to a strict code of ethics and high professional standards to ensure their decisions are not tainted
29 Jun 17Andy Burns, the incoming CIPFA president, tells PF why he is hopeful about the future
27 Jun 17CIPFA’s new web portal provides information and links to literature and tools to help organisations deliver excellent public finance management
