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BDO Canada boosts assurance practice with senior partner hire
BDO Canada, a leading mid-market accounting and consulting firm, has strengthened its assurance practice with a senior partner hire. The appointment highlights international expertise in audit quality, IFRS standards, and risk management across multiple jurisdictions.
ACCA and IAI advance accountancy collaboration in Indonesia
ACCA has deepened its partnership with the Institute of Indonesia Chartered Accountants (IAI) to strengthen ethical, sustainable and digitally skilled accountancy practices in Indonesia. The initiative supports international recognition and workforce development.
Pepper Advantage appoints accountant to lead Irish operations
Pepper Advantage Ireland, a financial services and loan servicing firm with strong accountancy and operational governance requirements, has made a senior leadership appointment. The move highlights the role of qualified accountants in driving operational control and regulatory execution.
KPMG builds accountancy talent pipeline through university partnership
KPMG, the UK-based accountancy and professional services firm, has expanded its scholarship partnership with Queen’s University Belfast. The programme targets early talent development, audit and advisory career pathways, and long-term workforce planning in the accountancy sector.
Forvis Mazars strengthens accountancy leadership with partner promotions
Forvis Mazars, the international accountancy and professional services firm operating in Ireland, has strengthened its senior audit and consulting leadership. Five partner appointments highlight its focus on audit quality, regulatory expertise and advisory depth.
Audit Insight
The accountancy profession is entering a period defined by rapid shifts in technology, regulation and global competition, and this edition brings together perspectives that reflect that changing landscape. Flashback to earlier this year, ‘Borgo wins Online Practice of the Year at Irish Accountancy Awards 2025’ underscored how digital-first models are reshaping professional services. The momentum seen in that award now feeds into expectations for the 2026 cycle, where operational agility and client-centric innovation are set to drive sector-wide benchmarks. In addition, ‘KPMG appoints Anna Scally to lead global technology, media and telecoms practice’ reflects how major firms are reshaping leadership structures to meet evolving client demands. Her appointment signals a wider shift toward hybrid expertise that blends technical fluency with advisory depth. Meanwhile, ‘ISCA expands China collaborations to grow accountancy talent pipeline’ highlights the growing priority placed on future talent and international competency. Strengthening regional pathways will be central to sustaining competitiveness as professional standards converge globally. These stories reveal a sector embracing reinvention while holding firm to rigorous professional principles. Each story offers readers a sharper view of where strategic advantage is forming and how firms are positioning themselves for the decade ahead.
Borgo wins Online Practice of the Year at Irish Accountancy Awards 2025
Earlier this year, Borgo was recognised for its innovative online accountancy services at the Irish Accountancy Awards 2025. Their achievement establishes a benchmark for operational excellence and client impact ahead of the 2026 awards cycle.
Aprio grows Philippine operations with new Makati hub
US-based advisory and accounting firm Aprio has opened a second office in Makati City, Philippines, expanding its regional footprint and workforce. The move underlines growing demand for international accounting talent and end-to-end service delivery.
ISCA expands China collaborations to grow accountancy talent pipeline
Singapore’s Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants has expanded its international accountancy partnerships through new agreements in China, strengthening regional talent and professional standards for cross-border accounting work.
Irish CFOs forecast revenue growth as investment caution persists
Deloitte Ireland’s latest CFO survey highlights mixed sentiment across Irish finance leaders. Revenue expectations are rising, but investment caution and talent pressures continue to shape strategic decision-making in the accountancy and wider business landscape.
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