Ian Williams Accountancy firm Campbell Dallas has won ‘Large Accountancy Firm of the Year’ for the third year in a row at the annual Scottish Accountancy & Finance Awards 2017, held in Glasgow last night.
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Andrew Murphy Speaking to 105 industry leaders and parliamentarians at the Scottish Retail Consortium’s annual reception in Edinburgh last night, SRC’s Chairman Andrew Murphy called on the Scottish Government to do more to assist the retail industry and consumers.
Paul Mitchell (CFO), Rob O’Neill (Business Development Director), Zak Fleming (Operations Director) and Derek Smith (CEO). Aberdeen-based independent oil and gas industry specialist Ramco has scooped a major private equity award at the British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA
https://youtu.be/VWPtGACWx1w PwC is taking to the Scottish roads over the next week as part of the Ride the Nation event.
Commercial property advisor GVA has been appointed by Falkirk Council to help attract local, national and international investment for its Falkirk Gateway development.
The Bank of England’s chief cashier has revealed that the UK’s central bank could produce an official digital currency along the lines of Bitcoin.
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Derek Mackay Scottish firms looking for significant investment will now be able to access an additional £200 million through the Scottish-European Growth Co-investment Programme.
Royal Bank of Scotland has said it welcomes the decision by credit ratings agency Moody’s to upgrade the still 71 per cent state-owned lender’s senior debt ratings and the deposit ratings.
Howard Archer The EY Scottish ITEM Club has appointed Dr. Howard Archer as its new chief economic advisor.
Amanda Murphy HSBC has today launched a £500 million lending fund to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Scotland, in a move that the banking giant said was as part of a "broader commitment to helping British businesses realise their ambitions for growth".
Liz Cameron The Scottish Chambers of Commerce has warned the Bank of England that it is “walking a very narrow line on monetary policy” and a rise in interest rates may come sooner rather than later following the narrow vote to maintain interest rates at 0.25 per cent and the onus is now on Gove
Patrick Mill Alliance Trust Savings has increased its assets under administration (AUA) to more than £15 billion.
A former Dundee financial adviser who forged his mother's signature in order to impress his girlfriend by buying a flat has been jailed for nine months.
The rise of mobile financial technology, or “Fintech”, has enabled an new generation of ‘out of hours’ spending that is having a negative impact on the personal finances of nearly one in ever three Britons, according to new research.