Aero Dynamic

A new system and a culture shift triggered major changes in the finance department of Rolls-Royce. It could have been a classic recipe for fear and distrust but, the high proportion of AAT-qualified staff has eased the transition

Say the words "Rolls-Royce" and images of Lady Penelope come to mind, purring through the streets in the car traditionally beloved of the rich (and Americans). But Rolls-Royce - the company - no longer owns the car manufacturing arm that made the name famous: when the company went into receivership in 1971, that part was sold off. The car-less Rolls-Royce concentrated...

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