After her recent promotion, Caryl King shares her story and advice she’s learnt throughout her career journey to Partner. Joining in 2008 to start the audit training programme, Caryl’s path at Wilder Coe spans nearly 14 years. Although Caryl’s degree from the University of York is in Economics and Finance, becoming a chartered accountant wasn’t …
We are delighted to announce that Caryl King has been promoted as our newest Partner. Caryl has successfully risen through the ranks of the London-based practice after joining in 2008 as part of their audit trainee programme. Qualifying in 2011, Caryl has spearheaded several initiatives at Wilder Coe and is responsible for overseeing the firm’s …
Caryl King promoted to Partner and welcomes a new specialist business area Read More »
You are invited to our Step: UP summer networking event Are you looking to connect with future decision-makers? Do you want to build long-lasting relationships with people with similar ambitions and values? Let’s step up this summer and embrace new connections. Come and join our small, growing community of young professionals on Wednesday 11 August …
Welcome to our fresh new networking events series We are inviting you to our first Step: UP networking event of 2021. Previously our Young Professionals Network, we are opening our networking events this year with a new name and embracing the virtual environment. We hope you will join us as we unite professionals who are striding …
A recent consultation conducted by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) lists training and skillsets as the top concerns for using technology to enhance audit quality. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) is increasingly popular for improving audit quality. However, several audit firms and professional bodies who responded to the consultation point …
FRC consultation addresses the impact of audit technology Read More »
It’s not just the past, but the future you have to consider. Owners and directors of small and medium-sized businesses have come under threat by the COVID-19 pandemic, with many companies having to change the way their business may operate.
For accounting periods commencing on or after 1 January 2015 there will be a new single Financial Reporting Standard, FRS 102, which will replace all current UK accounting standards. FRS 102 affects all small- and medium-sized entities which currently prepare accounts under UK GAAP. For all entities affected, the opening balance sheet will need to …
