ANALYSIS: NBR’s fourth annual series assessing the size and shape of NZ’s largest accounting firms shows a significant contraction in client spend.
NZ chief executive Mike Horne on an advisory slump, changing client expectations, and expectations for 2025.
Managing partner Russell Moore talks green shoots, gender pay, and private equity.
ANALYSIS: Reconciliation machines, partnering and people – how professional services firms are adapting to changing demands.
Boutique accounting firm’s three partners and about 35 staff join Asia-focused corporate services provider.
LISTEN: NBR’s annual Accountants series reveals tough times for the normally bullet-proof sector.
ANALYSIS: Accounting firms with less than $50m annual revenue say they are starting to see signs of client confidence.
ANALYSIS: Encouraging more women into partnership positions and decreasing the gender pay gap remains a slow-moving task.
Chair Doug Haines on people, good governance, and being lonely in business.
Chair Sam Bassett on the economy, clients, and government policy.
ANALYSIS: Mercury Capital’s Findex deal a sign of things to come for New Zealand firms.
BakerTillyStaplesRodway chair David Searle on longevity, outsourcing, and surviving through 2025.
NZ chief executive Andrew Holmes on client agendas, consultations, and cautious optimism.
ANALYSIS: As two New Zealand firms introduce independent voices to their boards, the rest must consider doing the same.
