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The Year That Was – a round up of all the key developments from 2023
Season 2, Ep. 7
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In our final episode of Season 2, our host Ash Daniells is joined by David Allinson, Rachael Healey, Matt Watson, George Smith and Rob Morris to provide a round up of the key developments that took place during 2023. The following topics are covered in this episode:
- FCA's Consumer Duty - David Allinson
- Liability Driven Investments - Rachael Healey
- The ongoing impact of LLC v. Sequana and the duties owed by directors to creditors - Matt Watson
- The increase in corporate insolvencies and their impact on the insolvency practitioners - George Smith
- Audit market reform – where we are and where we're likely to be - Rob Morris
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