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Full coverage: Accountancy

From the vaults: The people and issues in Ireland’s accountancy sector

Over the last five years, The Currency has sought to chronicle the business of accountancy in Ireland. We have spoken to the key figures in the sector, from managing partners to industry leaders. We have also written extensively on the wave of consolidation within the industry, and the impact of private equity in the sector.

Ian Kehoe
20th Sep, 2024 - 10 min read

“Our goal is to create a large dominant player in the SME space”

Under his watch, Ifac has increased revenues from €15m to almost €40m through growth and acquisition. Now John Donoghue plans to make the farmer-owned accountancy co-op a dominant player in the SME market.

Ian Kehoe
12th Sep, 2024 - 12 min read

US private equity is eying up Grant Thornton in Ireland: How would it work, and will it go ahead?

Having acquired a majority stake in Grant Thornton’s US business, Dublin is a next logical step for New Mountain Capital. However, any transaction involving the firm’s Irish operation will be complex.

Ian Kehoe
18th Jul, 2024 - 4 min read

Private equity has marched into the US and UK accountancy sector. Could the next stop be Grant Thornton in Ireland?

Grant Thornton's UK arm is considering taking on PE investment, a move that has become familiar in the US. Could its Irish business also come into play?

Michael Cogley
10th Jul, 2024 - 3 min read

Roberts Nathan is merging with one of Britain’s largest accountancy groups – This is why

Roberts Nathan, founded in 1997, is a respected mid-sized Irish accountancy firm. Following its merger with MHA, it will enter the Baker Tilly global network, targeting both organic growth and further acquisitions.

Tom Lyons
14th May, 2024 - 3 min read

A “generational challenge” to attract new entrants: The rationale for the merger of two accountancy bodies

The Institute of Certified Public Accountants in Ireland is set to join forces with Chartered Accountants Ireland. The proposed scheme “offers the best pathway forward for the future”, the Commercial Court heard on Monday.

Francesca Comyn
22nd Apr, 2024 - 2 min read

Tommie Gorman: Stamina is the key to becoming a sucessful modern accountant

A generational shift in gender balance and associated challenges around childcare and working from home are just one of the changes unfolding in Irish accountancy, three Chartered Accountants Ireland members told a Sligo industry event.

Tommie Gorman
8th Mar, 2024 - 6 min read

Having sold a majority stake in his accountancy firm, Anthony Casey is now hunting for 20 more firms to do the same

Earlier this year, German accountancy firm ETL acquired 51% of Noone Casey. Anthony Casey talks about the deal and the ETL model.

Ian Kehoe
20th Nov, 2023 - 6 min read

HLB Ireland and FutureRange start expanding internationally in cybersecurity and IT services

HLB Ireland is offering cybersecurity and IT services to the HLB network overseas with its partner FutureRange. It is also looking for acquisitions in Ireland and Britain.

Tom Lyons
9th Oct, 2023 - 3 min read

How, after years of approaches, Quintas found the right buyer in the private equity-backed Xeinadin

The Cork-based accountancy firm Quintas has a new owner – Xeinadin Group, the British accounting firm. Quintas managing partner Paul O'Connell explains why the deal made sense, and how it came about.

Ian Kehoe
22nd Sep, 2023 - 5 min read
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