The role of accountancy correspondent has grown in scope and profile in recent years as the world’s biggest accounting firms revisit their business models in response to regulatory pressure and the rapid growth of their consulting divisions.
At the same time, financial reporting and corporate governance have come under greater scrutiny. False accounting has been a major factor in a string of corporate scandals, including the collapses of Wirecard and NMC Health. Governments are planning to shake up the sector.
This job involves covering not only the Big Four accountancy firms and their smaller competitors but also the regulators tasked with holding them to account, as well as the investors and politicians demanding higher standards.
High inflation and interest rates are placing financial pressure on companies, creating a potential increase in work for firms with corporate restructuring and insolvency expertise.
The accountancy correspondent will be expected to work closely with colleagues from across the newsroom and, in particular, the US Accounting Editor.
Key duties:
Please submit your application by the end of the day, 8th June 2023.
To apply, go here.
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