Carillion
Perthshire ventilation firm falls victim to Carillion and McGill Electrical insolvencies
A specialist manufacturer and installer of ventilation systems based in Coupar Angus has&n ...
Published 31 October 2019
Construction industry blames auditors for Carillion’s collapse
Aggressive accounting policies and a close relationship with KPMG was the cause of the collapse of C ...
Published 13 May 2019
MPs call for break-up of ‘Big Four’ accountants after Carillion collapse
The influential Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) committee of MPs has publicly endors ...
Published 2 April 2019
FRC to delve further back into KPMG’s Carillion audits
The accountancy watchdog has announced an expansion of its probe into KPMG’s audit of&nbs ...
Published 27 February 2019
Government and public authorities must use project bank accounts, says MP
A ten minute rule bill was proposed yesterday which called for payments on government and public aut ...
Published 16 January 2019
One year on from Carillion – new report reveals ongoing challenges for UK contracting sector
On the one-year anniversary of the administration of Carillion's dramatic collapse, new research has ...
Published 15 January 2019
Unions warn of further corporate meltdowns on anniversary of Carillion collapse
A year after the collapse of construction giant Carillion, two of the UK’s biggest unions have ...
Published 14 January 2019
Outsourcing firms to draw up ‘living wills’ for government contracts
Companies that provide critical government services will have to draw up “living wills” ...
Published 20 November 2018
CMA launches immediate review of audit sector in wake of Carillion criticism
A detailed study has launched by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to examine concerns tha ...
Published 10 October 2018
The Carillion effect: trade credit insurers pay out a record £1m a day to help UK firms stay afloat
A record £1 million was paid out every day during the second quarter of the year to help firms cope ...
Published 27 September 2018
Carillion redundancy payments ‘will cost taxpayer more than £65m’
Taxpayers are set to pay £65 million to former Carillion workers who were made redundant following ...
Published 26 September 2018
Unite calls for public inquiry into Carillion
The UK’s largest union Unite has called for a public inquiry into the collapse of Carillion and fo ...
Published 24 August 2018
Final contracts transferred from Carillion
Agreements to transition the last of 278 contracts provided by Carillion to new service providers ar ...
Published 7 August 2018
Carillion collapse ‘exposes fundamental flaws in government outsourcing’, say MPs
The UK government's “overriding priority” for outsourcing is spending as little money as possibl ...
Published 9 July 2018
Carillion collapse to cost taxpayer £148m with liquidators set to earn £70m
The liquidation of Carillion is estimated to cost taxpayers at least £148 million while accountan ...
Published 7 June 2018