Author: V. Alure

Seven European consultancies have partnered to address global nature challenges, under the new Myllium network. UK-based Tyler Grange is joined by compatriot firm The Ecology Co-op; Netherlands-based Altenburg & Wymenga; and Swedish advisories Ecogain, Calluna, EnviroPlanning and Örnborg Kyrkander to form a coalition of more than 400 experts, helping clients to execute complex projects that support people and the planet. Katarina Walter, Group CEO of Myllium, and previously CEO of Ecogain, commented, “In forming Myllium, we’ve created a handpicked collective of the most expert firms and leaders in field – creating a powerful platform from which we can scale, share…

Bishop Fleming has announced two senior appointments that expand its audit and advisory wings. Razia Gent joins as director of internal audit and risk advisory in Birmingham, while Peter Budden joins as private client director in Bristol.  Andrew Sandiford, CEO of Bishop Fleming, commented, “Attracting talent of Razia and Peter’s calibre is a testament to our ambition. Their experience and expertise strengthen our capacity to provide high-level, senior advisory services to our clients – from large corporations, public sector organisations, charities and schools to entrepreneurs and private individuals. As the market sees a shift in how large firms manage client relationships, we are…

Organisations continue to approach transformation with a deceptively simple framing: should change be funded through savings, or should it be fuelled by new investment? It’s an attractive binary, particularly in a financially constrained climate, but starting with the funding model often masks the real issue, according to Richard Churchill, principal consultant at Leading Resolutions. Most transformation failures stem from a failure to understand the organisation as it truly is, not necessarily from flawed ambition or intelligence. Delivery capacity, internal constraints, leadership pressures and organisational fragility are routinely underestimated. As a result, many transformation strategies are built for the organisation leaders…

Alan Dean has joined Johnston Carmichael as a director. Operating in the tax wing of the firm, he will support its growing private client team, as firms face a raft of tax changes in 2026. Based in the UK, Johnston Carmichael is a consulting and accounting film with more than 900 people working across its offices, delivering sharp insight and strong sector expertise. As the firm celebrates 90 years in business in 2026, it is working to expand that expertise – with a number of senior arrivals since the new year. The latest of these sees Alan Dean join the business…

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Bill Deng, CEO of China-based fintech platform XTransfer, thinks stablecoins can help finally digitize business-to-business transactions, often still stuck in a world of PDFs and emails.  Much of cross-border trade now operates around the clock. Ports, airports, and fulfillment centers work at all hours of the day. But “when it comes to money, there’s no 24/7 infrastructure,” Deng complained during an interview with Fortune on the sidelines of the Forum Ekonomi Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur in early February. Business-to-consumer and peer-to-peer financial transactions–even across borders–can now be done in minutes. Yet, in the business world, “they negotiate deals via pro…

IDFC First Bank share price today (AI image) IDFC First Bank share price today: IDFC First Bank stock opened in green on Tuesday a day after its shares recorded the worst crash since March 2020. At 9:18 AM, IDFC First Bank shares were trading at Rs 70.37, up 0.47%. The steep fall came on IDFC First Bank admitting to a Rs 590 crore fraud at its Chandigarh branch related to Haryana government accounts.IDFC First Bank on Monday said it expects to stay profitable despite a Rs 590-crore impact from fraudulent transactions involving Haryana government-linked accounts, even as its shares fell…

PayPal Holdings Inc. has attracted preliminary takeover interest after a steep decline in its share price erased nearly half its market value over the past year, according to a Bloomberg report.Shares of the San Jose, California-based digital payments company rose as much as 9.7% on the news. The stock was up about 6.6% at $44.38 in afternoon trading on Monday, February 23, valuing the company at roughly $40.9 billion. Bloomberg reported that PayPal has held meetings with banks following unsolicited interest from potential buyers. At least one large industry rival is evaluating a bid for the entire company, while other…

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Quadria Capital, an Asian healthcare-focused private equity firm, has completed the acquisition of Apex Healthcare, taking the company private in a transaction valued at an implied market capitalisation of MYR1.9 billion ($470 million), based an offer price of MYR2.64 per share. ¬ Haymarket Media Limited. All rights reserved. Source link #Quadria #Capital #completes #Malaysias #Apex #Healthcare #470m #takeprivate #deal #FinanceAsia