Our latest AGN Global Business Voice – Business Bulletin Making Sense of Cryptocurrencies: 2025/2026 Update explores the evolving regulatory, tax, and adoption landscape shaping digital assets. It breaks down complex developments into clear guidance, helping professionals and business leaders navigate risks, seize opportunities, and make informed decisions in an increasingly crypto-integrated economy.
Our latest AGN Global Business Voice – Business Bulletin, Cybersecurity 2025: What Every Business Needs to Know, outlines the key cyber threats facing businesses in 2025 and the essential measures needed to mitigate them. It distils expert insight into practical actions, helping leaders understand where vulnerabilities lie and how to build effective, long-term cyber resilience.
Our latest AGN Global Business Voice (GBV) publication, Redefining the Trusted Advisor in Accounting, examines how evolving client expectations, technological change, and strategic insight are transforming what it means to be a trusted advisor today.
Our latest edition of Global Business Voice, Generational Influence on Strategy, uncovers how different generational responses signpost the need to perhaps reassess how we integrate generations in strategic planning.
Investing in new technologies and funding new skills and fresh talent, all while maintaining independence and your firms unique culture, is no doubt a tall order. The pressure to embrace and resolve these matters is relentless. Competitive pressure, productivity and workload pressure or the pressure of modernizing and transforming your business in the face of near constant developments in technology – all bring the need for capital funds into focus. Some firms rely on a strong balance sheet with reinvested profits. Others draw on modest capital injections from retained earnings, bank lending, or new equity partners, or external backing.
This AGN Global Business Voice publication synthesizes seven strategic capital-raising routes available to AGN member firms. Each has unique advantages, trade-offs. Their strategic fits depending on the firm’s objectives, risk appetite, and ownership philosophy.
We are living through an era of profound technological acceleration. From AI-powered audit procedures to cloud-based advisory dashboards, the professional services industry is undergoing sweeping change. Mid-sized accountancy firms, including AGN members, are among those leading the charge—making bold investments in digital infrastructure, training, automation, and analytics to enhance client service and firm profitability. But there’s a problem...
Private equity (PE) is fundamentally reshaping the accounting industry, offering growth, expansion, and competitive positioning, while introducing complex strategic considerations for firms navigating this transformation.
Our latest edition of Global Business Voice, The Future of Accounting, explores insights from the winning entry of the AGN 2024 ‘Road to Rome’ NextGen Challenge—AGN International’s flagship global competition aimed at fostering strategic thinking, collaboration, and innovation among early-career professionals.
Our latest Global Business Voice explores the primary non-audit, accountancy-related ESG services that small—to medium-sized accountancy firms can offer their SME clients, focusing on practical, strategic, and impactful services that go beyond regulatory compliance.
This business alert is designed to update AGN members and their clients with insights into the latest Foreign Direct Investments (FDI)- friendly regions and the specific incentives offered within each location.
By understanding the local incentives available in key regions like the United States, India, Vietnam, the UAE, and Brazil, members can better advise clients on how to navigate these environments, from tax advantages to sector-specific grants.