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Mike Timmins and Cara Heaney EY has appointed two equity Partners in Scotland, bringing the total number of partners at the firm dedicated to the Scottish market to 34.

Tom MacLennan Hamilton Burns employees are expected to receive full wages, holiday pay and pension contributions owed to them after the firm ceased trading at the end of May.

Ross McEwan Royal Bank of Scotland has reached a settlement with US authorities to resolve the scandal over its role in the sale of so-called “toxic” sub-prime mortgages that played a major role in the onset of the financial crisis of 2008.

A man who took his employer to court after it said it would not pay the spouse’s pension to his civil partner in the event of his death has had his appeal unanimously allowed by justices in the Supreme Court who found a provision of the Equality Act 2010 incompatible with EU law. John Walker, the

New research has revealed that last year pensioners lost out of an additional £130 million took out an annuity with their existing provider without shopping around, which equates to on average £4,000 over the course of their retirement.

Global finance giant EY has identified Dublin as the top destination of the UK’s leading financial services companies planning their post-Brexit EU bases. The EY Brexit Tracker has monitored the public statements made by 222 of the largest financial services companies with significant operations i

The volume of retail purchases made by card now accounts for more than half of all customer transactions in the UK for the first ever time, according to the British Retail Consortium.

The Office of Tax Simplification, the independent adviser to the UK government on tax simplification, has called for a wide-ranging look at the potential for paper stamp duty to be reformed, digitised and simplified.

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) has announce the finalists of the 2017 ICAS 35 CAs under 35 competition, held in association with Investec Click & Invest.

Colin Ben Nathan Whilst welcoming the Taylor Review’s proposals to bring greater fairness in rights to certain workers in the ‘Gig Economy’, the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) advises that the suggestion in the Taylor Review to keep the three categories of workers under employment law

Lloyds Banking Group has announced a simplification of overdrafts for its personal current account customers that will include charges for unplanned overdrafts being scrapped.

Gareth Hancock, Paul Cowley, Daniel Barry and Mark Pool. Deloitte has continued to invest in its Scottish operations with the appointment of five new directors in its central belt operations.

Major financial firms have until Friday to inform the Bank of England about the contingencies that they intend to make in order to deal with any fallout from a hard Brexit.

Plans for two new bridges are to form the centrepiece of infrastructure projects totalling £90.7 million to regenerate part of the Clyde waterfront and improve the area around Glasgow Airport.