Building a Culture of Care in Edinburgh’s Modern Workplace
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Building a Culture of Care in Edinburgh’s Modern Workplace
27th January 2026For too long, organisations have only addressed employee health when a sick note arrives on a manager’s desk. By this stage, the cost of absenteeism has peaked, team morale is suffering, and your project deadlines might already be in jeopardy. The culture of care model prescribes a different vision: identifying…
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Trump withdraws proposed Greenland tariffs following NATO talks – but uncertainty remains for Scottish exporters
23rd January 2026By Alan Stewart, Partner, MHA, and Andrew Thurston, Customs Duty & Indirect Tax Consultant, MHA President Donald Trump has withdrawn his proposed tariffs on UK and European goods that had been linked to tensions surrounding Greenland, following diplomatic discussions involving NATO allies. The move has eased immediate concerns for Scottish…
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M&A – Global Transactions Report
22nd January 2026Private equity rebound and growing owner exit demand expected to drive M&A growth in 2026 Increased economic optimism, a surge in private equity (PE) activity and rising numbers of owners looking to exit could drive an increase in activity in the UK mergers and acquisitions market during 2026, according to…
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Public finances fragile but the road to economic recovery is appearing
22nd January 2026Emeritus Professor Joe Nellis is economic adviser at MHA, the accountancy and advisory firm. “While there is no room for complacency, fiscal sustainability is likely to become more manageable as 2026 progresses.” The UK’s fiscal position is heading towards a more stable condition than many had feared. Public sector net…
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Letting Your Edinburgh Property From Overseas: How To Stay Compliant, Profitable And Stress-Free
22nd January 2026Owning property in Edinburgh while living overseas can be a valuable long-term investment. Whether you’re relocating for work, based abroad permanently or simply spending extended periods outside the UK, renting out your property can provide steady income and protect your asset. But managing a rental from overseas isn’t just a matter of finding tenants and…
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Why Property Maintenance Matters For Landlords
22nd January 2026A well-maintained property protects your investment, keeps tenants happy and avoids unnecessary costs. Planned maintenance also reduces the risk of voids, legal issues and negative reviews. For Edinburgh landlords, having a clear process in place is the difference between calm management and constant firefighting. Essential winter maintenance checks for rental homes Winter…
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Today’s AiB corporate insolvency stats
21st January 2026David Alexander, head of debt recovery at full-service law firm Gilson Gray, said: “The latest figures show a notable fall in corporate insolvencies in Scotland, with total cases down by around a quarter on the same quarter last year. On the face of it, that suggests some easing of pressure,…
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Shock rise in inflation throws interest rate cut into doubt
21st January 2026Professor Emeritus Joe Nellis, economic adviser at MHA, the accountancy and advisory firm December’s data shows headline inflation jumping to 3.4%, reversing the encouraging steps forward in the UK’s economic adjustment. This brings inflation further away from the Bank of England’s 2% target and reminds us that the period of…
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Trump’s tariff threats: what Scottish businesses need to consider
20th January 2026By Alan Stewart, Partner, MHA, and Andrew Thurston, Customs Duty & Indirect Tax Consultant, MHA President Donald Trump’s latest statements on potential US trade tariffs have introduced fresh uncertainty for Scottish exporters, particularly those with significant exposure to the US market.The proposals are linked to escalating tensions over Greenland, where…
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5 Essential Management Training Types That Build Great Leaders
20th January 2026Most managers earn their promotions because they are high performers, rather than because they have taken part in management training. Consequently, while this transition may work initially, as teams scale, the lack of leadership training often leads to cracks in culture and productivity. The good news is that great managers can be…
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