INTRODUCING THE CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS WORLDWIDE NETWORK MEMBER LOGO
Wherever you are in the world there’s a symbol that shows that you’re part of a global network of trusted, highly skilled individuals. A network with over 750,000 Chartered Accountants and 1,000,000 students in 190 countries.
Listen to Michael Izza, Chairman of Chartered Accountants Worldwide,
introduce the CAW Network Member Logo.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS WORLDWIDE: PROMOTING INTERNATIONAL EXCELLENCE
Chartered Accountants have been setting global standards and leading development for the accountancy profession since the beginning. Through its member institutes, Chartered Accountants Worldwide supports, develops and promotes the role of accountants as business leaders, decision-makers and trusted advisers.
Chartered Accountants Worldwide brings together the members of leading institutes to create a community of hundreds of thousands of Chartered Accountants in more than 190 countries.
We are committed to promoting the prestige of Chartered Accountants and the value they can offer to organisations. We will advance the unrivalled capabilities that Chartered Accountants can offer to businesses, organisations, individuals and communities around the world.
We will continue to build Chartered Accountancy’s position as the professional designation of choice among business leaders, financial experts and accountancy specialists.
ETHICS
Trust is a precious commodity in business. Chartered Accountants Worldwide presents articles, reports and opinion pieces that explore ethics and consider how finance professionals can promote integrity, openness and transparency.
EMBRACING DIGITAL DISRUPTION
Digital disruption is a transformation that is caused by emerging digital technologies and business models. Chartered Accountants Worldwide has collated a series of articles and opinion pieces on the topic of Digital Disruption.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS NEWS
Chartered Accountants Welcome CAW Network Member Logo
Across the world, chartered accountants have already begun welcoming the newly launched CAW Network Member logo as a way to reflect the strong global community they’re part of.
Connecting Your World
Exclusively available to over 750,000 qualified chartered accountants who are members of one of the 14 institutes which are part of Chartered Accountants Worldwide, the new network member logo can be used in email signatures, websites, social media, letterheads and stationery.
As I see it
Financial institutions do not necessarily carry the risk appetite to fund innovative ideas generated by the younger generation. Businesses could act in a partnership role and become a vehicle of investment for young people’s businesses.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS INSIGHTS
A cohesive and sustainable world
Last year’s manifesto identified the evolving Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) as a time of fundamental transformation and called for a redesign of the processes and institutions which have until now served us well, maintained peace and delivered progress.
More Than a Number
An engaging and thought-provoking podcast series that taps into some of the major issues of today by providing clarity and understanding about the relevance – and power – of the number, with leading experts and thought leaders providing insight.
The Governance Framework for AI
If you think artificial intelligence or AI belongs in futuristic movies and science fiction novels, you might want to think again. You would be surprised to know that AI is involved in helping you complete a myriad of tasks, such as filing your income tax on the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) portal.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS WORLDWIDE ON TWITTER
The Rational Purpose Requirement: Impact on South Africa ~ The purpose of the research report is to firstly make sense of the Rational Purpose requirement, and secondly to contemplate the way that the RP requirement will be operationalised in S.A: https://t.co/qduiyAGoUE
An insightful read. Good to see others pointing out that the #accountancy profession can and must play a pivotal role in tackling #ClimateChange and making business more #sustainable.
The biggest emitters could be held to account by accountants
Introducing a new accounting standard that compels the biggest emitters to pay for the social costs of their activities would be unprecedented - but i...
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