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Arlo Technologies International wins Finance Team of the Year at Irish Accountancy Awards 2026

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Looking back to the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026, Arlo Technologies International’s finance team has been recognised as Finance Team of the Year, acknowledged for transformative use of automation, measurable financial impact, and strong team development. The team’s in-house AI automation tool and commitment to employee engagement set a benchmark for finance-led growth as the accounting profession looks toward the 2027 awards cycle.

Energy Linked Lending Gives Irish Accountants a New Advisory Edge

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Bank of Ireland says more than 40% of its Irish mortgage lending now sits on its EcoSaver scheme. BusinessRiver examines what energy linked lending means for Irish accountancy firms and finance leaders.

Shaw Gibbs buys travel accountancy specialist White Hart Associates

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Shaw Gibbs has acquired Richmond travel specialist White Hart Associates, which supports more than 300 travel businesses. The deal matters because ATOL holders need accounts signed off by designated accountants.

Azets names three new East Anglia partners in 12 promotions

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Azets has made 12 promotions across its East Anglian offices, including three new partners. The promotions matter because the new partners specialise in GP, agricultural and corporate advisory.

Wbg adds Dunedin Advisory to build Scottish restructuring team

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Wbg has acquired Glenrothes insolvency practice Dunedin Advisory, adding 11 staff and lifting its restructuring team to 33. The deal matters because firms are building insolvency capacity even as Scottish corporate insolvencies fall.

Xeinadin plans 70 graduate hires across its Irish offices

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Xeinadin plans to recruit 70 graduates across its 33 Irish offices, up 40 per cent. The plan matters because AI-driven efficiency is being paired with more entry-level hiring.

Forvis Mazars moves doubled Galway team into new city office

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Forvis Mazars has moved its 117-strong Galway team into a new office after doubling its workforce in four years. The move matters because rival firms are now expanding in the west of Ireland.

Azets Ireland wins two awards at Irish Accountancy Awards 2026

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

Looking back to the Irish Accountancy Awards 2026, Azets Ireland was recognised as Large Practice of the Year and Excellence in Learning & Development, acknowledged for national ambition, market-leading services, and an international learning programme. Azets Ireland’s dual recognition sets a benchmark for practice growth and talent development as the accounting profession looks toward the 2027 awards cycle.

Hopeful Young Irish Clients Are the Next Opportunity for Accountancy

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

AIB research finds only 42% of Irish 16 to 24 year olds see a good financial future, yet 68% feel hopeful. BusinessRiver examines what this means for Irish accountancy firms and advisers.

DJH buys Surrey practice TWP in its biggest deal

Author: Jed Nykolle Harme

DJH has acquired Surrey practice TWP, its largest deal yet, adding 70 staff and four offices. The deal matters because consolidators are moving from small bolt-ons to larger regional practices.

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Women in Finance Awards 2027

Women in Finance Awards 2027

January 21st, 2027

Crowne Plaza Hotel, Santry

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