HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for ICAEW's administrative, regulatory, member support, and educational development activities. It hosts key meetings, events, and provides resources for members and students.

Notable Features:

Chartered Accountants' Hall is a Grade II* listed building, renowned for its impressive Victorian and Edwardian architecture, including a Great Hall, library, and ornate meeting rooms. It blends historical significance with modern facilities, including the 'One Moorgate Place' events venue.

Work Culture:

The HQ fosters a professional, collaborative, and intellectually stimulating environment, dedicated to upholding the standards of the accountancy profession and supporting its members. There's a strong emphasis on expertise, integrity, and continuous learning.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is not just an administrative centre but a symbol of ICAEW's heritage, prestige, and enduring commitment to the accountancy profession. It's a central meeting point for members and a landmark in the City of London.

Values Reflected in HQ: The building's blend of historical gravitas and modern functionality reflects ICAEW's values of tradition, integrity, excellence, and forward-thinking in the accountancy profession.

Location:

ICAEW supports its members and students in over 147 countries worldwide. Beyond its UK headquarters and regional offices in key international markets, it has an extensive global community. Functions supported globally include member services, professional development, advocacy with regulators and governments, promoting ethical standards, offering its globally recognized qualifications (like the ACA), and fostering international partnerships with other accountancy bodies and educational institutions. ICAEW actively contributes to the development of the global accountancy profession by sharing insights and expertise.

Street Address:

Chartered Accountants' Hall, Moorgate Place

City:

London

State/Province:

N/A

Country:

United Kingdom