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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development stated that although the lack of corporate governance was not the sole or direct cause to the current financial crises, it certainly facilitated (or did not prevent) the industry practicing misjudgement, poor performance and a failure to anticipate systemic risk.

Research has revealed that the financial sector has seen steady growth in annual turnover, with 59% of respondents reporting an increase in turnover.

The last 12 months have been a turbulent time for UK and global businesses, with the credit crunch bringing the collapse of some large, well-known firms.

The proposals in the manifesto support the commercialisation of science's whole lifecycle, from a legally binding ministerial commitment on minimum levels of R&D spending to large-scale production incentives.

In November 2023 the government published a Call for Evidence on the impact of the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSI Act).

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, in an interview with the BBC on Sunday, has pledged to tackle illegal working within the gig economy by closing existing loopholes.

Matt Smith, director at the Centre for Entrepreneurs, explores the contribution of migrant entrepreneurs to the UK economy.

The British Beauty Council's Value of Beauty 2026 report reveals a striking paradox in the UK personal care sector: while industry growth slowed and consumer spending flatlined in 2025, trade mark filing activity surged by over 21%. This divergence between market performance and brand protection activity raises intriguing questions about the sector's future trajectory and the confidence of new entrants preparing to launch in the coming years.

Welcome to the 21st edition of the Deloitte Football Money League in which we profile the highest revenue generating clubs in world football.

The construction industry is currently bearing the brunt of tough economic conditions. PwC’s recent analysis of 2010’s insolvency figures reports that 15,894 companies went insolvent in 2010, a fall from 19,512 in 2009, suggesting a return to 2008 levels.

The Economic Crime (Transparency and Enforcement) Act 2022 (the "Act") created the Register of Overseas Entities ("ROE")...

We all like the idea of having 20/20 vision to allow us to look to the medium and long-term to invest with confidence. However, when even the short-term horizon is difficult to define, we can experience periods of increased volatility and making charity trustees understandably more nervous.

The Northern Powerhouse strategy promises to connect the major northern cities to one another, to London, then to the rest of the world.

This quarter's CFO Survey is the first to be conducted since the announcement that the UK's EU membership referendum will take place on 23rd June.

Thanks for clicking. Every month the economics team here at Deloitte look at significant economic trends from the point of view of the recruitment marketplace, and we are then able to share the resulting blog post with you. Number 1 is below.

The closing months of 2018 and the early months of this year have seen a sharp slowdown in economic activity in the world, particularly marked in Europe and in East Asia.

The UK's aerospace, defence, security and space sectors demonstrate remarkable resilience and growth, with value added to the economy reaching £46.8 billion in 2025. With employment at 468,500 highly skilled workers and exports growing 68% over the past decade to £50 billion, these sectors represent critical pillars of Britain's advanced manufacturing capabilities and national security infrastructure that warrant continued government focus as designated Growth Sectors.