Our focus and recommendations
We draw on the experience of our members and our technical expertise to develop policy in the public interest, which benefits the economy and protects the integrity of the accountancy profession.
Insights
Budget 2024 verdict: big and bold, but borne by business
Economy
Influencing policy to support you: October 2024
ICAEW makes its case for Budget tax measures
Budget must take immediate action on growth, says ICAEW
Insights
ICAEW engages with new government
Insights
The government can see the economic sense of audit reform
ICAEW's vision for a resilient UK
The UK faces major decisions about the shape and direction of its future economy. ICAEW's manifesto draws on the insights and expertise of our members in making a call to action for the government. It sets out our vision for a resilient future UK economy that is: productive, highly skilled, sustainable, innovative, resilient, trustworthy and leading on trade.
Consultations and representations
ICAEW makes representations to policymakers and regulators on behalf of the accountancy profession explaining how changes to policy and legislation will impact day-to-day practice. Read the latest ICAEW representations and view details of open consultations ICAEW will be responding to.
Budget reaction
Read ICAEW's analysis of the Chancellor's announcements, as well as ICAEW's pre-budget letters and representations to the government.
European policy priorities
Building on our presence in Brussels for more than 25 years, we engage closely with other European professional institutes, policy makers and stakeholders, ensuring that ICAEW is at the centre of the conversations that matter to the profession globally.
Meet the team
Get in touch with the team to share your thoughts and feedback on policy and public affairs issues.
John is Director of Policy at ICAEW and leads ICAEW's policy work internationally. He works with regulators and professional bodies around the world to support corporate transparency and the sustainability transition.
As Head of Public Affairs, Graham manages ICAEW relationships with key stakeholders, including MPs, ministers and government officials.
Lina drives ICAEW’s EU policy strategy and works to enhance the reputation and influence of ICAEW and the wider profession at the EU. This includes by aligning ICAEW’s goals with the priorities of the European Commission in areas such as sustainability, digitalisation and trade.
As Head of Parliamentary and Government Relations, Joel oversees the day to day functions of the Public Affairs team, which protects and strengthens ICAEW’s reputation – and that of the wider profession - with political stakeholders.
Amy's role as Senior Policy and Public Affairs Manager is to deliver on ICAEW's policy priorities on regional economic growth, sustainability, trade, public sector and equality, diversity and inclusion
As Senior Policy Manager, Chris works with members and technical experts across ICAEW to develop policy positions on a range of issues. He works closely with the Public Affairs team to identify opportunities for engagement and influence. He was also part of the team that authored ICAEW’s manifesto.
Patrick's role as Policy and Public Affairs Manager is to lead political engagement on ICAEW's priorities for taxation, corporate governance, audit, technology, sustainability, financial services and economic crime.
Tom's role as Senior Public Affairs and Policy Executive is to support ICAEW's priorities on regional economic growth, sustainability, public sector and international trade.
As Policy and Public Affairs Executive, Laura monitors parliament and wider developments, and engages with political stakeholders. Her portfolio areas include tax, audit and corporate governance, tech and AI, insolvency and professional standards, financial services, corporate finance and investment, business law and economic crime.
Informing policy positions
ICAEW Member Insights
Views, opinions and experiences from our ICAEW members. These insights are used to help shape ICAEW content and inform policy positions and recommendations.
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