Chartered Accountants Worldwide marks major milestone with Nepal Joining as 16th Member Institute

Chartered Accountants Worldwide (CAW) has marked its 10th anniversary by welcoming the Institute of Chartered Accountants Nepal (ICAN) into its global network, expanding to 16 member institutes and reinforcing its mission to unite the profession across borders.

This milestone reflects Chartered Accountants Worldwide’s commitment to broadening global collaboration and ensuring that Chartered Accountants across all regions are connected through a shared commitment to trust, integrity, and professional excellence.

Over the past decade, Chartered Accountants Worldwide has grown into an influential worldwide community representing 1.8 million members and students in more than 190 countries. The addition of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Nepal reinforces Chartered Accountants Worldwide’s mission to elevate the profession’s voice and support Chartered Accountants everywhere in shaping a trusted, sustainable global economy.

Ainslie van Onselen, Chair of Chartered Accountants Worldwide, welcomed the Institute of Chartered Accountants Nepal to the network:

“We are thrilled to welcome the Institute of Chartered Accountants Nepal as the 16th member of Chartered Accountants Worldwide, especially in this milestone anniversary year. Nepal’s voice and expertise will enrich our global community, bring valuable regional insights and strengthen the influence of Chartered Accountants Worldwide. CAW is committed to building an interconnected Chartered Accountancy profession that leads with trust, purpose and impact, and Nepal’s membership further extends that mission.”

CA. Nil Bahadur Saru Magar, President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants Nepal, said:

“Joining Chartered Accountants Worldwide is a proud and significant moment for Nepal and for our profession. As part of this global network, our members gain new opportunities to connect, collaborate and contribute on an international stage. We look forward to working closely with our fellow institutes to advance the profession, support high-quality standards, and bring Nepal’s perspectives to the global conversation.”