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Dublin Port Wins ESG Finance Champion Award at the Irish Accountancy Awards 2025
Earlier this year, Dublin Port earned the ESG Finance Champion Award for its pioneering sustainability-linked initiatives. Its impact now sets the tone for the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 as new contenders prepare to showcase their achievements.
AI transforming accounting and finance in China, CPA Australia survey shows
CPA Australia survey reveals Chinese Mainland accounting and finance sectors are rapidly adopting AI, reshaping talent and skill demands. Organisations prioritise stronger ROI from technology while integrating cybersecurity and analytics to support growth and efficiency.
BDO merges national firms to unify global operations
BDO, the world’s fifth-largest accounting network, is restructuring its global operations to merge national firms into regional clusters. The plan spans Europe, the Americas, Asia, and the UK, aiming to create a more unified international firm.
Xeinadin drives Irish startups with EIIS funding support
Irish accountancy and advisory firm Xeinadin continues to leverage the Employment Investment Incentive Scheme (EIIS) to fund startups and SMEs. The scheme is now a key source of capital for projects from renewables to healthcare infrastructure.
Cooper Parry expands Northern Ireland operations after key acquisition
Cooper Parry, a UK and Ireland-based accountancy firm, has launched a major branding and growth initiative in Northern Ireland. The firm aims to expand its services, talent pool, and client solutions following its acquisition of CavanaghKelly.
Sumer Northern Ireland plans major staff expansion to support growth
Sumer Northern Ireland, a Belfast-based accountancy firm, plans to expand its workforce by 100 staff over three years. The firm delivers services across audit, forensic accounting, and corporate finance while serving SMEs across the UK.
Accounting Excellence
This edition of our newsletter underscores the dynamic forces shaping Ireland’s accountancy sector, offering a blend of local achievement, strategic finance, and international engagement. Our first featured story highlights a benchmark of excellence and innovation in Ireland’s accountancy sector. Entries for the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 are now open and will remain so until 30 January 2026. To look back at the standard set earlier this year, Beacon Locum Contracting’s 2025 win as Payroll Team of the Year demonstrated the specialist expertise and excellence the Awards continue to recognise. Strategic financial decision-making is equally prominent. PTSB sells final tranche of non-performing loans to Mars Capital demonstrates how careful portfolio management and regulatory compliance can strengthen institutional resilience while maintaining borrower protections. The transaction provides a clear example of operational discipline enhancing balance-sheet stability in a complex banking environment. Global imperatives intersect with domestic practice in Global stakeholders back USD 1.3T climate finance roadmap, which charts the mobilisation of significant resources for climate adaptation and sustainable development. Accountancy professionals play a vital role in ensuring transparency, accountability, and the effective deployment of such transformative funds. These stories reflect a sector attuned to innovation, responsibility, and strategic foresight.
Beacon Locum Contracting Wins Payroll Team of the Year at the Irish Accountancy Awards 2025
After Beacon Locum Contracting’s 2025 win as Payroll Team of the Year earlier this year, attention now turns to the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026 as entries open for the next wave of excellence.
Global stakeholders back USD 1.3T climate finance roadmap
COP30 meeting in Belém gains global support for USD 1.3 trillion climate finance roadmap, emphasising cooperation, efficient fund redirection, and actionable measures to accelerate sustainable development and climate adaptation in developing countries.
Ship Finance International shares surge as BTIG raises price target
BTIG raises SFL price target to $11, citing Q3 adjusted EBITDA of $113M and stable dividends. Stock trades up 8%, supported by vessel sales, fleet efficiency investments, and strong yield.
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