Articles from Financial Management (UK) (December 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A merger between accountancy.		Brief article	115
Andre Khor, central pricing desk demand manager, Shell UK.		Interview	1015
Ballots.		Brief article	57
Carillion.			23
CIMA joins forces with AICPA in the US.		Brief article	87
CPD policy launched.		Brief article	248
David Kappler: Chairman, Premier Foods and HMV Group.		Interview	1410
Diary.		Calendar	897
Economics for business: the UK economy experienced a slowdown in 2005. Steve Adams explains why it happened, how policy-makers knew about it and what they did in response.	Adams, Steve		2994
Exam notice.			723
Financial prescription for NHS.		Brief article	208
Fresenius Kabi.			23
Hamleys.			24
IAS 39: Subhash Abhayawansa and Dr Indra Abeysekera explain the complexities and challenges of the international accounting standard on financial instruments.	Abhayawansa, Subhash; Abeysekera, Indra		1515
Impressive social events engage stakeholders and demonstrate customer focus and professionalism.	Christison, Ian		497
Institute honours top performers.			531
Level best? A multi-tiered taxation system is nothing but a drag on the economy, according to Merrill Cassell. He states the case for adopting a single flat rate, while Michael Goddard makes the counter-argument.	Cassell, Merrill; Goddard, Michael		2150
Marriott International.			25
Mike Chappell FCMA.		Brief article	28
Monarch.			17
Nominations.		Brief article	84
Presidential engagements.		Calendar	56
Response to FRC consultation.		Brief article	51
Retirements by rotation.		Brief article	79
Secret diary: it's tough when you're in favour with all the wrong people and out of favour with all the right ones. It's just as well, therefore, that Piers Pommeroy is no stranger to corporate rollercoasters.			838
Shareholders will gain the power.		Brief article	96
The future of finance: in the second of two articles, Stathis Gould and Martin Fahy examine the many challenges that an effective finance business partnering approach should address.	Gould, Stathis; Fahy, Martin		1935
The International Accounting.		Brief article	58
Upstanding orders: as the new CIMA code of ethics comes into force, Danielle Cohen explains what other factors need to be in place to ensure the highest of professional standards.	Cohen, Danielle		553
Walking Cycling Ireland.			24
Withdrawal symptoms: the UK has adopted an EC directive that imposes tough sanctions on companies marketing products in the European Union that fail to meet safety standards. Neil Hodge examines the new rules and considers the implications for manufacturers and distributors.	Hodge, Neil		1696
Young Group.		Brief article	28