Welcome to the home page for the South Wales Society of Chartered Accountants. Formed in 1913, we serve about 2,300 members throughout South Wales. The society’s members come from accountancy practices small and large and from a range of business, public sector and Third Sector interests. The district society is deeply engaged in the development of the local economy and regards the promotion of the profession – especially among students – as a crucial part of its work.
Minutes of the Annual General Meeting Held on 17th June 2022.
We report on the accounts of The South Wales Society of Chartered Accountants for the year ended 31st December 2022, which comprise the income and expenditure account, the balance sheet and the related notes.
Robert Lloyd Griffiths, Director of ICAEW in Wales reflects on 2022 and outlines the priorities for Welsh businesses in 2023
A massive thank you from us all to those that attended our annual ICAEW South Wales Dinner at City Hall.
Welsh companies are facing a crisis as the cost of doing business soars.
ICAEW urges firms to take stock and prepare for further challenges
The latest national Business Confidence Monitor (BCM) for Q1 2024 shows a significant improvement in sentiment compared to weak yet positive confidence in the previous quarter and the average for 2023. The index rose above its pre-pandemic average for the first time since Q1 2022, as economic prospects brightened.
Robert Lloyd Griffiths emphasises the need Welsh and UK government, and business organisations, to deliver an economic plan that stimulates growth and encourages long-term sustainability for all.
Robert Lloyd Griffiths looks at how the economic resilience of organisations, during and after the coronavirus pandemic, is reflected in the latest data from the Development Bank of Wales.
Robert Lloyd Griffiths considers steps that have been taken so far, by ICAEW and wider bodies, on the journey towards net zero and encourages chartered accountants to strive further for sustainability.