CA Magazine

Discover the new rules of leadership. Plus, entrepreneur CAs on how they thrived through the pandemic. And why Web 3.0 will encourage more women to start their own companies.

Meet newly elected ICAS President Indy Singh Hothi CA. Plus, Emmanuel Faber and Kumi Naidoo explain why accountants are critical to greener business. And discover more about life and work in Canada.

Workplace wellbeing needs a fresh approach under hybrid working. CA magazine explores why psychological safety could hold the key. Plus, Stephen Poloz navigates the new age of economic uncertainty.

CA magazine investigates the technology transforming the world of work, from software all the way to the metaverse. And Azeem Azhar, Dame Stephanie Shirley, and Susanne Chishti bring expert insight.

This month, CA magazine examines how accountancy can help diversity evolve into a data-driven discipline. Plus, British Chambers of Commerce head Shevaun Haviland shares the economic outlook for 2022.

Ethics is the beating heart of accountancy. CA magazine explores what ‘good business’ looks like in 2022 and how to stay on top. And we meet leading execs Iain Anderson, Jamie Gill and Fiona Hathorn.

A new year is a chance to reflect and to look ahead. We examine the future with Baroness Lane Fox, Lord Hastings and Kitty Ussher. And expert CAs share their forecasts for retail, health and leisure.

Sustainability and technology are inextricably linked. We hear from CAs supporting tech-driven solutions to climate change. And Microsoft CDO Jacky Wright explains why ethics must underpin innovation.

Meet the CAs behind banking’s hybrid future. Plus, Andy Woodfield and Michael G Jacobides speak ahead of CA Summit 2021. And Wolff Olins CEO Sairah Ashman explains why branding is everyone’s business.

Business is more unpredictable than ever before. We explore hybrid working, cryptocurrency and Brexit with expert CAs. Plus, Baroness Morrissey and Afdhel Aziz share new visions for the world of work.

CAs are fuelling our recovery. We meet the CA CFOs of Scottish Parliament and coffee innovators Grind to learn how. Plus, the FT’s Gillian Tett shares how anthropology can be used to decode business.

Business must embrace a new remit. Natalie Campbell and Mindy Lubber share the lessons of careers spent advocating for purpose, planet and profit. Plus, meet the CAs ensuring fashion bounces back.

Mental health is everyone’s business. We speak to leaders in the field, including Arianna Huffington and Alastair Campbell, to learn how wellbeing can be managed by both employer and employee.

There are brighter days ahead. In this issue, we examine how trust in business can be rebuilt. Plus, as restrictions begin to lift, we hear from the CAs rethinking the travel sector for a new reality.

In this special issue, CA magazine explores how diversity is central to doing good business. We speak to Charlotte Valeur, Mufseen Miah CA, Caroline Casey, Liz Jessop CA, and more leading advocates.

More than ever, business depends on precision. In this issue, ICAS deputy president Bruce Pritchard CA explains how to build trust in audit. And expert CAs share why construction is still booming.

A year of challenges becomes a year of opportunities. Lord Bilimoria and Lord O’Neill share how the nation and its businesses can hit the ground running. Plus, meet the CAs shaping the future of food.

It’s time to look to the future. Hear from the CAs reshaping the entertainment sector, One Young CA 2020 winner Amjad Hassan CA, and Sir Ronald Cohen, who outlines why impact is key to our recovery.

CA magazine hears how ethical behaviour feeds into diversity, sustainability and governance, enabling professionals to build back better. Plus, meet the CAs keeping football alive in trying times.

The September 2020 issue of CA magazine journeys around the world to hear how economies can get back on track. Plus, Rita Clifton CBE explains why humanising business will be crucial to the recovery.

A new world requires new ideas. We speak to the CAs whose fresh thinking will help steer our economy towards recovery. Also, Dame Inga Beale shares her journey of becoming an advocate for diversity.

As the pandemic continues to shake the global economy, we speak to CAs in the retail sector to discuss the crisis and see what the future may hold. We also welcome our new President, Catherine Burnet.