How technology is rewriting legal profitability

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The legal profession has historically been regarded as one of the most traditional sectors in the business world. Many law firms have traditionally relied on structures and working practices that changed only gradually, supported by predictable billing models and labour-intensive processes. That is changing. The relentless march of technology is now changing the legal industry…

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Time or talent? The profitability dilemma facing professional services firms

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For many years professional services firms in sectors such as law, consultancy, accountancy, marketing and software development have relied for their profitability on charging clients for the number of hours worked. The growing adoption of artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies is now challenging this model, traditionally based on rewarding time and workload. As AI…

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Real Estate Development: Why the Winners are not just the Best Builders

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In real estate development, success is often associated with location, design and timing. These factors matter. But they are no longer enough. Having worked with developers, contractors, investors and lenders across the construction and real estate sector for many years, it’s evident that the projects which perform best are not always the most ambitious or…

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Tax Refresher – Issue 36

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We are pleased to bring you Issue 36 of Tax Refresher, our bi-monthly newsletter designed specifically for large corporate and international businesses, helping you stay informed on the latest tax, VAT, and employment tax developments impacting organisations operating across multiple jurisdictions. In this Pillar Two special edition of Tax Refresher, you will find the below…

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The Future of Accounting Services: The Skills That Will Matter Most

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Introduction For decades, the accounting profession has been built upon principles of accuracy, compliance, financial stewardship, and trust. Accountants have traditionally served as custodians of financial information, responsible for recording transactions, preparing financial statements, ensuring regulatory compliance, and safeguarding organisational integrity. While these responsibilities remain fundamental, the profession is undergoing one of the most significant…

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