- Admitted to ICAEW: 1982
- Joined Council: 2005
- ICAEW Deputy-President 2023-2024
Biography
Since qualifying as a chartered accountant in 1981, Malcolm has held numerous senior financial management positions with private or smaller AIM companies, taking many of them to market. Industries have included leisure, property, childcare, hotels, telecoms, public relations and mineral investment. Partly retried since the COVID pandemic, he now mainly lectures on management skills with a particular emphasis on business ethics.
Malcolm has been extensively involved in ICAEW affairs since he was a student. He has been a main committee member of the London Society of Chartered Accountants since 1986, serving as Chairman of the society in 1993/94 and President in 2017/18, and a Council member of ICAEW since 2005.
He has also served on several other ICAEW committees and national and local government panels and committees and is currently a member of HMRC's Administrative Burdens Advisory Board.
Malcolm is also an officer of several educational charities and chairs a local conservation and historical group.
He is a Chevalier of the Ordre des Chevaliers Bretvins, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, Freeman of the City of London, and Liveryman and Court Assistant of the Worshipful Company of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales.
He is married with two children and lives in South London.
Malcolm will become ICAEW President in June 2024.
Declaration of Interests
Membership of, or interests in, formal bodies or groups, including other professional bodies
- Hon. Secretary, The Mitsubishi UFJ Trust Oxford Foundation
- Hon. Treasurer, The Oxford Literary and Debating Union Trust
- Chair of local amenity society
- Member of a number of national and local amenity organisations or educational charities and similar bodies
- Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts
- Member of the Institute of Directors
Membership of ICAEW Council, ICAEW Boards and other ICAEW Committees
- Council
- Board
Partnerships, Directorships or beneficial interests in companies
- Principal, Baccma Consulting
Professional or social relationships with individuals who have business relationships or who compete with ICAEW
None
Any other matters you feel should be identified
None
