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  1. New Zealand CAs look for targeted spends in this year’s Budget

    NZ’s 2020 Budget revealed the next stages of an economic rebuild in the wake of COVID-19 – but was it what CAs wanted?...

  2. Why slaying the inflation dragon isn’t good for business

    Double-digit inflation was a thing in the 1970s and ’80s. Today, inflation could hit zero – and that’s bad for business...

  3. The issue: Income and wealth inequality

    Global wealth has grown to more than US$360 trillion, but the rich are getting richer faster than the rest of the population...

  4. Five ways to make KPIs work better

    Setting key targets or KPIs gives accountants a good opportunity to help keep an organisation aligned to its strategy. Here are some tips for success...

  5. Green finance grows globally

    Once a niche market, “green” investing is joining the mainstream with the help of innovative, eco-friendly finance initiatives...

  6. How to identify a trusted adviser

    Advisors who are members of a professional body must adhere to certain standards and rules around professionalism and ethics...

  7. Economics with a vampire

    Incautious economists have produced a rich vein of research that vampires could really get their teeth into – to put the bite on us mortal beings...

  8. Facial share and the beard tax

    A beard tax? Not by the hairs of our chinny chin chins says the Beard Liberation Front...

  9. The future of accounts payable

    Xero’s James Solomons and MYOB’s Tim Reed offer their perspective on changes in accounts payable...

  10. Can US banks withstand another great depression?

    Acuity chats with Timothy Geithner, who helmed the US Treasury in the aftermath of the biggest financial crisis since the Great Depression...

  11. Are we ready for a big bank failure in a time of recession?

    Eight years have passed since Lehmann Brothers collapsed, but have lessons really been learned? In a time of recession, is the global economy better prepared for the next big bank failure?...

  12. The dementia epidemic and financial control

    How capable is an ageing population of making complex financial decisions, and what happens when cognitive abilities decline?...

  13. Ethics in finance

    It won’t come as a much of a shock that many Australians view big business, the banks and politicians as unethical, a new study of the nation’s ethics and corporate culture has found...

  14. Leading from the front with Lyn Provost

    New Zealand’s Auditor-General, Lyn Provost FCA reflects on leadership, paving the way for other women, and the state of the public sector...