Prem Sikka
To help small businesses we must curb the banks’ greedy appetites
Today’s SMEs are tomorrow’s business giants, but most are being smothered by bankrupt clients and irresponsible bankers. Prem Sikka writes.
The UK’s financial regulators are presiding over widespread corporate failure
The handling of scandals at leading banks show it's time for a regulatory overhaul.
The Tories’ proposals are (unsurprisingly) toothless against fat-cattery
Companies might have to justify pay gaps between bosses and workers, but without a body to oversee it the measure is futile. Prem Sikka writes.
The RBS sell-off can’t hide the Tories’ failure to clean up its rotten culture
RBS is being slowly privatised - but little has been done to check the corrupt culture, argues accounting expert Prem Sikka.
Want to end wealth inequality in Britain? Cap the bosses’ bonuses
Checking soaring executive pay is necessary for reducing income inequalities, but the government continually fails to address the issue.
To end bad management, we need to look at who bears the risk in Britain’s broken economy
Prem Sikka argues that suppliers and employees must be compensated when companies go bust.