ICAEW Middle East also provides technical support to members and key stakeholders in the region.
A key focus is on the provision of technical events, panel discussions, and responding to various consultation papers on proposed changes to financial structures and regulations.
Past examples include working with ICAEW UK to develop two consultation responses to regulators in the Middle East. The consultations, one on the proposed changes to the NASDAQ Dubai Listing Rules and one on the Public consultation on amendments to the Rules of the DIFC Courts in relation to an Insolvency Rules Chapter, form part of the move to increase our technical capability and brand recognition.
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A key finding from this year’s ICAEW Global Enterprise Survey is that businesses
in the Gulf are more optimistic for turnover growth than those in Europe, the
Americas and the Asia-Pacific region.
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The purpose of this paper is to highlight the implications of the UK Bribery Act 2010 (the Act) on professionals working in the UAE and offer practical steps to mitigate the risk of falling foul of the law.
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Memorandum of comment submitted in March 2011 by ICAEW, in response to the
NASDAQ Dubai consultation Proposed Changes to the Listing Rules issued in
January 2011.
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Preliminary views on the adoption of IFRS for non-publicly listed companies within the United Arab Emirates. (Arabic version PDF 306KB/7 pages)
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Preliminary views on the adoption of IFRS for non-publicly listed companies within the United Arab Emirates. English version (PDF 214KB/6 pages)
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7 strategies to help directors and their advisers take advantage of the economic recovery.