Cambridge Network sponsors the CYPG & CJLD Annual Charity Ball
As part of Cambridge Network’s continued support of the Cambridge Young Professionals Group (CYPG), we’re delighted to sponsor the upcoming annual CYPG and CJLD Charity Ball, taking place on Saturday 21st September 2024 at Hilton Cambridge City Centre.
Bailey Fisher welcomes Ludo Chapman as Non-Exec Chair
Bailey Fisher is pleased to announce the appointment of Ludo Chapman as Non-Executive Chair. Ludo brings a wealth of experience in driving business growth and fostering innovation, as a Founder, CEO and Chair/NED. He currently runs the Innovation Practice, and sits on the board of several high-growth companies.
Tax planning early is key
You may be aware that HMRC have published the latest figures on tax receipts from April 2024 to May 2024. Whilst tax cannot obviously not be completely avoided, the latest short term figures highlight that early and ongoing planning will help to mitigate taxes in a sensible way, which are compounded over a person’s lifetime.
Cambridge Index rises 2.6%
The Cambridge Index advanced 506.54 points or 2.6% to close at 20,364.5 as five out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
First Intuition sponsor UCAS’s Accountancy and Finance Industry Guide
Accountancy training provider First Intuition is delighted to be working alongside UCAS as the spons
Cambridge Index advances 0.4%
The Cambridge Index rose 82.44 points or 0.4% to close at 19,858.0, as five out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Introductions from the new Secretary of State for Education
First Intuition Director, Gareth John, was invited to represent the IoD Education Group at a Ministerial Reception last night at the
The Cambridge Building Society leads the way in sustainable home upgrades
The Cambridge Building Society hosts its second community open day at its property in Ferndale Rise, Cambridge, which is set to undergo an extensive renovation utilising sustainable building innovations.
Initial shortlist announced for Business Weekly Awards
Business Weekly writes...Entries for the Business Weekly Awards are now closed and lead forensic sponsor Mills & Reeve has begun the vetting process with interviews currently taking place between its lawyers and respective entrants.
Junior Pensions - the under-rated, compounding powerhouse
Gifting to children or grandchildren is an excellent way to set them up for a brighter future. But there is one option that often flies under the radar - the Junior Pension. We look at the benefits and drawbacks to this investment option.
Big country-by-country income losses due to climate change
New research co-authored by Kamiar Mohaddes estimates that global GDP per capita could decline up to 24% by the century’s end without significant efforts to combat climate change.
Increased investor profits ahead, is the UK ready? Chand Chudasama from Price Bailey Chartered Accountants shares his take
With last week's election resulting in a Labour victory, the new government is expected to soon start working on its plans to crowd in private investment to fund its clean energy infrastructure ambitions. The move, which combats strict fiscal rules limiting the scope for raising state funds to acquire valuable assets, may offer new investment opportunities in the UK. Experts now predict the UK…
Cambridge Index advances 1.5%
The Cambridge Index advanced 293.44 points or 1.5% to close at 19,775.6 as seven out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Price Bailey Chartered Accountants highlights Labour's Tax Loophole Expectations
Labour’s pledge to raise £565mn a year by closing a tax “loophole” on Private Equity may fall short of expectations, according to corporate finance expert Chand Chudasama, from Cambridge based accountancy firm, Price Bailey.
Cambridge Index rises 5.2%
The Cambridge Index climbed 952.91 points or 5.2% to close at 19,454.5, as three out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
Empowering business growth with strategic financial management
CC Consulting writes...For any business, regardless of sector, growth is a number one objective.
Deloitte’s Annual Review of Football Finance: European football market revenues rise by 16% to €35.3 billion in 2022/23 season
The European football market grew by 16% in the 2022/23 season to €35.3bn, boosted by the lifting of all remaining COVID-19 restrictions and the 2022 FIFA World Cup; The ‘big five’ European leagues generated total revenue of €19.6bn, up €2.3bn (14%) on the previous season, and reported an aggregate operating profit (€0.5bn) for the first time since 2018/19; Premier League clubs’ revenue…
Cambridge Index rises 1.4%
The Cambridge Index advanced 260.42 points or 1.4% to close at 18,501.6 as seven out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly gains in their share price.
First Intuition unveils their 2024 Accountancy Salary Guide for East Anglia
First Intuition, the award-winning accountancy training provider, is proud to announce the release of its fourth annual Accountancy Salary Guide, a thorough report aimed at informing employers in East Anglia about average salaries
UK Millennials to capitalise on £850bn inter-generational wealth transfer, as Cambridge accountancy firm Price Bailey predicts a business sale boom
Chand Chudasama, strategic corporate finance partner at Cambridge accounting firm Price Bailey, notes that “tired” business owners are looking to sell up before the impending election, saying “Plenty of business owners are exhausted after stewarding their businesses through inflation, supply chain disruption, currency fluctuations and Covid, and are anticipating tax and/or legislative changes.”
Not all those entitled to audit exemption should choose it, warns local Cambridge accountancy firm
Following changes to company size thresholds, thousands of SMEs will soon be exempt from mandatory financial audits. According to a Government source, the plans which are set to be implemented in the autumn, will relieve an estimated 13,000 UK companies from the requirement.
Cambridge Index declines 3%
The Cambridge Index dropped 572.43 points or 3.0% to close at 18241.1 as six out of the top ten index heavyweights experienced weekly share price losses.
Are you reviewing your IT?
Are you satisfied with your current IT provider? Do they cover all your requirements, such as cloud computing, and have they implemented a Cyber Security Plan? Do you get regular reporting on this?
Cambridge Index drops 2.9%
The Cambridge Index dropped 569.00 points or 2.9% to close at 18,813.6, as seven out of the top ten index heavyweights posted weekly losses in their share price.
CYPG is recruiting!
Would you like to become a committee member?