Karam Filfilan

With political pushback growing and asset managers, banks and others cooling on ESG, the consensus on sustainability is on the retreat. Or is it? Karam Filfilan talks to experts from academia and finance to hear why the picture is more complicated than the headlines might appear Remember when sustainability was something businesses proudly talked about?

Forensic accountancy is having a rare moment in the headlines, courtesy of the Post Office scandal. Karam Filfilan meets the experts to find out what the job involves and why we can expect many more such spotlit moments The Post Office scandal has been one of the major stories of the year.

The COVID-19 era, remote working, the Great Resignation – much has changed for businesses in recent years, forcing them to adapt to new markets, new ways of working and new job roles. This change is set to become the new normal. According to the World Economic Forum, 85 million jobs are set to become obsolete by 2025, with millions of people needing to be retrained and upskilled to remain relevant in the workforce and for businesses to realise long-term strategies.