Global economy set for steady but fragile growth in 2026, warns ACCA

The global economy is expected to grow at a reasonable but not particularly exciting pace again this year, supported by easier monetary policy, fiscal stimulus in key economies and the continued artificial intelligence (AI) boom, but important downside risks remain in a volatile and unpredictable global environment, according to ACCA’s latest Global Economic Outlook …

ACCA and the Chamber of Accounts of Uzbekistan sign memorandum of understanding 

MoU aims to strengthen accounting profession in Uzbekistan…

The era of the ‘linear career’ is over, says new ACCA report

By 2035 how, when and where financial professionals work will look very different 51% of respondents believed that flexible career paths will replace linear paths withing the next decade …

Government decision a setback for audit and corporate governance

ACCA responds to the UK government’s decision not to press ahead with audit reform…

Pass rates announced for December 2025 ACCA exam sitting

Pass rates have been announced by ACCA for students who sat their exams in December 2025…

Accountants enter 2026 downbeat on global economic prospects

Accountants remain cautious about the economy entering 2026 amid a highly uncertain global backdrop…

ACCA reacts to Scottish Budget 2026 announcements

Budget an important inflection point for Scotland’s economic policy…

Economic crime at risk of growing under incoming anti-money laundering regime

ACCA warns UK government of significant weaknesses in its incoming anti-money laundering model …

ACCA appoints international business executive to Council Board

Markus takes on the role of a non-Council appointee on the Council Board …

A happy new year to you and your families

ACCA community continues to make enormous contribution to businesses and organisations across the world…