Xeinadin joins Praxity Alliance

UK and Ireland accountancy and financial advice firm Xeinadin has become the latest to join the Praxity Alliance. With offices located across the UK and Ireland, the firm has experienced growth in recent years, both organically and through acquisition, with more than 2,000 advisors and over 80,000 clients. Praxity is the world's largest alliance of independent accounting firms and the sixth largest of all global accounting associations, uniting over 71,000 people in independent professional audit, tax and advisory services firms in over 120 countries. Xeinadin has a focus on SMEs, serving a crucial and sometimes overlooked element of the business landscape. In addition to this, its wide capacity means that it is able to serve both international clients and multinational companies with the same level of personal service that they provide to smaller-scale operations. As well as being auditors and indirect tax advisors, the firm offers services in business advice and corporate finance. Xeinadin’s experts also specialise in corporate recovery, advising those undergoing the process and protecting businesses and the jobs they provide. With a deep understanding of their client’s business, objectives and growth aspirations, paired with market insights, the firm creates custom strategies for each of their clients, to amplify their competitive advantages. Derry Crowley, CEO at Xeinadin, said: “Xeinadin is proud to join Praxity, as its focus on trusted local advisors and global collaboration aligns with our own values, locally forged ethos and vision for international growth. Being part of this independent alliance of specialised professionals will strengthen our ability to deliver exceptional results for our clients, and empower us to contribute our expertise to the wider Praxity community.” Praxity CEO Sam Louis added: “Xeinadin’s dedication to personalised service ensures a strong and effective offering, distinguished by their deep understanding of the global challenges faced by business owners. Their team’s expertise is reinforced by the firm’s strategic growth and unified approach. By focusing on international business dynamics and cross-border solutions, Xeinadin aligns with Praxity’s global vision.”

Xeinadin joins Praxity Alliance

Praxity is the world's largest alliance of independent accounting firms and the sixth largest of all global accounting associations

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