Colin is a partner in our London office. He is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants and a former member of the ACCA's Financial Reporting Committee. He has over twenty years experience in audit, accounting and corporate finance services.
Colin works closely with his clients and specialises in auditing AIM quoted and private groups in the oil & gas, natural resources, plantation, electronics, automotive and retailing sectors. Colin also works with a number of not-for-profit audit clients, including public interest and membership organisations. His experience also includes due diligence investigations and working capital reporting for acquisitions and IPOs.
Many of Colin’s clients have operations in a number of countries including the Far East, Australia, Africa and the Americas giving him experience of dealing with overseas group audits and cross border reporting. He also has experience in financial reporting advisory services, assisting quoted groups fulfil their IFRS financial reporting responsibilities.
As well as being a trustee of a registered UK charity, Colin also keeps himself busy by being an active member of UHY Hacker Young’s UK Accounts Presentation and Capital Markets Working Groups and UHY International’s Audit and Corporate Finance Special Interest Groups.
Contact
c.wright@uhy-uk.com
Phone 020 7216 4600
Fax 020 7767 2600
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Expertise
AIM support services
Audit
Charity and not for profit
Motor trade and transport
Oil & gas and natural resources

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