Full coverage: Deloitte

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.

As more and more electricity comes from wind and solar, balancing supply and demand becomes more complex, say Deloitte energy experts with both a global and an Irish focus.

Deloitte conducted 21 internal audits between 2018 and 2022 into various aspects of the state inward investment agency. What do they reveal about the IDA?

A former partner in Deloitte argued that a debt settlement agreement between himself and Revenue prevented the DPP from issuing criminal proceedings against him. It didn't go well, and he faces a number of criminal summons.

Private equity-backed Interpath still has big plans to launch in Ireland, having hired five senior insolvency partners from KPMG and Deloitte. But talks with Deloitte to buy a team of people are over.

Liquidators for the Irish arm of Wirecard have submitted the bill for the first phase of winding up the company.

Accountancy firm Deloitte has been mandated to sell two of digital publisher’s Maximum Media’s non-core brands. A teaser document has been circulated to potential buyers of these brands. Joe Media, which owns its British business Joe.co.uk, continues to trade strongly.

Insolvency figures are decreasing in retail in Ireland but this does not reflect the big picture for what’s going on within the industry. Bricks and mortar stores continue to battle the rise of online shopping and the uncertainty of Brexit.