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ACCA celebrates twenty years in the Caribbean

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) honoured its landmark anniversary in the Caribbean with members and partners at a celebratory gala…

ACCA UK signs Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with The Academy of Experts

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) signed a MoU with The Academy of Experts (TAE) on 3 September 2019 …

ACCA forges the path for social and environmental value creation and calls for collective action by business, finance professionals and society

ACCA forges the path for social and environmental value creation and calls for collective action by business, finance professionals and society…

ACCA responds to Department for Business audit consultation

In response to BEIS’ initial consultation on recommendations by the Competition and Markets Authority, Maggie McGhee, ACCA’s executive director – governance, said:…

Public sector finance professionals seek a more radical future, finds global research – but challenges lie ahead

The public sector’s image as a place where little or no innovation happens is challenged in a global research report from ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), Innovation in public finance The report reveals that 91% of public sector respondents said some kind of innovation was happening in their organisation, with slightly less - 90% - in the private sector claiming this was the case …

An accountancy world, stronger together – ACCA celebrates Connections Day

ACCA is celebrating its first Connections Day (Thursday 12 September), bringing together its members, future members, stakeholders and partners around the world with a host of events to highlight the importance of connectivity …

The next generation of China’s corporate global giants

ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) has identified the 100 fastest-growing Chinese businesses emerging as global corporations – based on analyses of historical performance and their potential for future growth…

Majority of Irish businesses exposed to Brexit are putting themselves at risk by not hedging foreign currency trade exposures

Many Irish companies that deal in foreign currency are exposing their businesses to significant and unnecessary profitability risks due to a lack of consideration of appropriate hedging within their organisations…

UK GDP contracts for the first time in seven years but no recession – ACCA’s chief economist comments on ONS update

The ONS has announced today the first quarterly contraction in UK GDP for seven years…

‘Earn while you learn’ – why the apprenticeship journey matters in the post-16 education route

Thousands of students across the country will be receiving their A-Level results in a week’s time (15 August), and planning their future pathways with their career in mind…