Stephen Foley is an experienced journalist and the US Accounting Editor for Financial Times. With a focus on the accounting industry, Stephen covers topics such as audit business, executive leadership, mergers, fines, and other financial and business-related issues. His work has also been featured in The Australian Financial Review and The Irish Times.
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Stephen Foley's coverage revolves around legal and compliance, finance and economy, human resources, employment, with a focus on accounting firms, consulting firms, leadership, auditing in the financial industry. His articles heavily cite data and government announcements to support his reporting.
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- Provide well-researched data-driven analysis related to developments within accounting or consulting firms.
- Offer expert commentary on regulatory changes impacting the financial industry.
- Discuss new trends in leadership within these sectors supported by factual information.
Remember that Stephen is likely focused primarily on US-based companies due to his emphasis on their operations and regulations.
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Mid-tier outfits under increasing pressure to overhaul networks as more clients want international services
By: Stephen Foley, Gregory Meyer
The stakes of a fight with the US Internal Revenue Service over “astronomical” profits in low-tax countries are visible only in fine print.
By: Stephen Foley, Alex Roger
IN AN increasingly complex and rapidly evolving business environment, corporates are facing new pressures, leading them to put new and increasing demands on banks. Businesses want to foster strategic partnerships, moving away from the traditional transactional relationship in order to stay ahead of economic and societal change.
By: Stephen Foley, David Pilling
Boston Consulting Group has admitted it paid millions of dollars in bribes to win business in Angola, and agreed to give up more than $21 million in profits.
Big Four firm penalised in connection with audit of collapsed property developer Evergrande
By: Chan Ho-Him, Stephen Foley, Eleanor Olcott
A lavish training institute on the tropical island of Hainan is under review as the firm reels from fallout from its audits of the failed property developer.
By: Stephen Foley, Eleanor Olcott, Chan Ho
Lavish training institute on tropical island under review as firm reels from fallout from its audits of failed property developer
Big Four accounting firm tries to manage cash flow issues by deferring 2% of annual compensation
By: Antoine Gara, Stephen Foley
Bahrain-based group’s purchase of PKF O’Connor Davies is latest in a flurry of deals
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