Mike Egan is the partner in charge of UHY Hacker Young's services to businesses regulated by the Financial Services Authority. He and his specialist team advise clients on initial applications for approval by the regulator, and on their continuing compliance responsibilities, including the effects of the recent major changes to the statutory framework. He also offers clients a complete outsourcing service covering management accounting, electronic regulatory reporting, statutory accounts and audit.
Mike also has an extensive track record in corporate finance, including Stock Exchange and AIM listings, acquisition investigations and related due diligence, MBO's and MBI's, business plans and valuations, and bank and private equity finance.
On the compliance side, Mike's audit clients cover a number of service and manufacturing sectors, and range in size from listed multi-national groups to owner-managed start-ups.
Mike is also a county standard chess player, and a director of three registered charities.
Contact
m.egan@uhy-uk.com
Phone 020 7216 4600
Fax 020 7767 2600
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Expertise
AIM support services
Audit
Business advisory & accounting
Charity and not for profit
Corporate finance
FSA compliance
Oil & gas and natural resources
Sarbanes Oxley compliance
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