Alex Lavery

Alex Lavery

Director, Business Advisory and Accounting
Midlands

I am a Financial Reporting Director in the Midlands and South West Region where I lead our Financial Reporting Team and service line.

I joined Crowe in 2012, qualifying with the firm as a Chartered Accountant, progressing through the Business Advisory and Accounting team where I have years of experience supporting and advising a wide range of organisations.

My clients include corporate, non-profit and social purpose entities who operate across the full spectrum of industry sectors and have a diversity of ownership, regulatory and operational structures.

I support finance teams with reporting under a range of standards, including; FRS102, FRS101, FRS105, IFRS & specialist SORPs. I also have particular expertise in advising on group restructures and re-organisations.

What I Do

  • Preparation of financial statements
  • Consolidation support
  • International-to-UK GAAP transitions
  • Business restructures & reorganisations
  • Impact assessment and implementation support of new standards

My Clients

  • SME’s and Owner-Managed Businesses
  • Private Equity
  • Subsidiaries of overseas parent companies
  • International groups
  • LLP’s and Limited Partnerships
  • Charities
  • Schools and Academies

My insights

loading gif
women in office paperwork
Important changes to how your company files accounts from April 2028
From April 2028, companies must file accounts digitally, and small businesses need to include a profit and loss account in their filing. Learn more.
Woman holding ipad in meeting room
UK corporate reporting changes
FRS 102 reforms from 2026 reshape leases, revenue and disclosures — impacting reporting, EBITDA and strategic decisions for UK businesses.
women in office paperwork
Important changes to how your company files accounts from April 2028
From April 2028, companies must file accounts digitally, and small businesses need to include a profit and loss account in their filing. Learn more.
Woman holding ipad in meeting room
UK corporate reporting changes
FRS 102 reforms from 2026 reshape leases, revenue and disclosures — impacting reporting, EBITDA and strategic decisions for UK businesses.