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PMI Q1 2021 analysis: Will a return to “normal” put pressure on rate growth?

May 27, 2021 •Isaac Brooks Analyst, Thomson Reuters Peer Monitor

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The 28th Annual Marketing Partner Forum

August 18 - 20, 2021

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Tax & accounting firms need to make investment in marketing and talent now to ensure succession success

May 25, 2021 •Natalie Runyon, Director of Enterprise Content and Talent

GLOBAL TRADE MANAGEMENT

Reuters editors’ panel debates future of Europe and the UK after Brexit

June 01, 2021 •Tad Simons, Technology Journalist

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Practice Innovations: Post-pandemic predictions from Chief Marketing Officers in legal

In the latest "Practice Innovations", we see what law firms must do to adapt to an evolving business landscape as they emerge from the pandemic crisis.

Stellar Performance: The importance of communication in a hybrid working world

The new "Stellar Performance" report shows that lawyers themselves want to change the way they work, and they see communication as the key to that change.

Forum: Charting a new career path within the legal business

In the latest issue of Forum magazine we see how new roles & new business models within legal are creating new revenue streams for firms that embrace them.

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US Fed-led group on synthetic identity fraud agrees on common definition

Banks may now be better equipped to battle synthetic identity fraud, one of the fastest-growing financial crimes in the US & a large concern for regulators.

Cost of Compliance 2021: Shaping the Future

The newly released "Cost of Compliance 2021", focuses on the challenges that the compliance functions at financial services firms may see in the next year.

Reuters editors’ panel debates future of Europe and the UK after Brexit

In a recent webcast, a panel of Reuters international editors discussed how Brexit continues to roil both the United Kingdom and the European Union.

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RPA: Cutting costs & making best use of tax & accounting talent

Tax & accounting firms are increasingly looking into intelligent automation, an innovation that combines AI with RPA, to automate their work processes.

The Flywheel Effect: Tax & accounting firms need to make investment in marketing and talent now to ensure succession success

Tax & accounting firms need to make critical investments in talent & marketing now to stave off a future industry problem over firms' succession planning.

There’s an upside to engaging young accountants in business development

Teaching younger associates at a tax & accounting firm about business development is a good step in preparing them for partnership while benefiting the firm.

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Forum: Designing the future of law

In the latest issue of "Forum", we see how Baker Donelson & Richmond School of Law partnered on inaugural legal business design challenge for law students.

Privacy by Design: Can government investments in transparency, data governance & a digitally trained workforce engender public trust?

Public agencies that are seeking to gain the public’s trust over the government's stewardship of data in the digital realm need to invest in that goal.

Reuters Newsmaker: Trip.com CEO Jane Sun discusses post-pandemic travel trends

In a new Reuters Newsmaker interview, Jane Sun, CEO of trip.com, the world’s largest online travel site, discusses the future of travel after the pandemic.