Welcome to the latest issue of our quarterly newsletter, which keeps you up to date with recent news and insights from Crowe.
We were delighted to welcome the Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe TD, to officially open our new offices at 40 Mespil Road over the summer. Our new environment has been designed to support our people in collaborating and sharing knowledge and ideas so that we can continue to provide exceptional client service. As Minister Donohue commented during his visit, “It is fantastic to see people back together, to embrace the learning, development and social aspects of a shared workspace.” We are particularly pleased to be able to reconnect with clients and friends in our new home and look forward to seeing many more of you in the months ahead.
For our recent budget briefing, we hosted a live webcast with practice leaders from across the firm, who shared their thoughts on the measures introduced. They were joined by leading economic analyst and commentator, Jim Power, who shared his views on the significant economic and geopolitical uncertainties we are facing. While the broader economy continues to grow, it is against a backdrop of many external uncertainties which include the cost-of-living crisis and rising interest rates. With a constantly evolving environment, businesses need to continually adapt to solve new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities. We continue to support our clients as they prepare and adapt to the changed landscape.
On our website we regularly publish insight articles and news updates on key themes and significant trends. In this issue we include a selection of those that we hope may be of interest to you or your organisation.
For more information on any of the topics covered in this edition, please get in touch with your usual contact or the author of the relevant article.
Naoise Cosgrove, Managing Partner
We were delighted to welcome the Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe TD, to officially open our new offices at 40 Mespil Road over the summer. Our new environment has been designed to support our people in collaborating and sharing knowledge and ideas so that we can continue to provide exceptional client service. As Minister Donohue commented during his visit, “It is fantastic to see people back together, to embrace the learning, development and social aspects of a shared workspace.” We are particularly pleased to be able to reconnect with clients and friends in our new home and look forward to seeing many more of you in the months ahead.
For our recent budget briefing, we hosted a live webcast with practice leaders from across the firm, who shared their thoughts on the measures introduced. They were joined by leading economic analyst and commentator, Jim Power, who shared his views on the significant economic and geopolitical uncertainties we are facing. While the broader economy continues to grow, it is against a backdrop of many external uncertainties which include the cost-of-living crisis and rising interest rates. With a constantly evolving environment, businesses need to continually adapt to solve new challenges and take advantage of new opportunities. We continue to support our clients as they prepare and adapt to the changed landscape.
On our website we regularly publish insight articles and news updates on key themes and significant trends. In this issue we include a selection of those that we hope may be of interest to you or your organisation.
For more information on any of the topics covered in this edition, please get in touch with your usual contact or the author of the relevant article.
Naoise Cosgrove, Managing Partner
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