JPA INTERNATIONAL

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JPA INTERNATIONAL
OVERVIEW 2006
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• PRESENTATION OF
• THE JPA INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

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JPA INTERNATIONAL JPA CONSULTING INTERNATIONAL

• An international network of independent
  accountancy firms, auditors and consultants

CONSULTING INTERNATIONAL
INTERNATIONAL
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THE JPA INTERNATIONAL NETWORK

• Auditors
• Chartered accountants
• Independent consultants
• Experienced professionals
• providing services to regional,
• national and international clients

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KEY FIGURES

• 130 firms
• established in
• 40 countries
• leading to world coverage
• Human Resources 2 600
• 21 000 clients

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A CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT

• 1988
• 4 countries represented
• 7 firms as members

• 2006
• 40 countries represented
• 130 firms as members

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OUR VOCATION

• Providing high quality teams aware of current
  professional developments
• Participating actively in the provision of
  training and education to our clients.
• Maintaining a systematic survey of financial
  developments in order to offer the highest level
  of service to our clients.
• Being the preferred intermediary for our clients
  in the context of the development of
  international accounting and auditing standards

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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• Reinforcing our international name by organising
  local and lateral links such as

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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• IN NORTHERN EUROPE Scandinavia,

Baltic States,
Norway
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Finland
Sweden
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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• APPLICANT COUNTRIES TO THE EUROPEAN UNION

Slovakia
Bulgaria
Latvia
Cyprus
Lithuania
Slovenia
Czech Republic
Malta
Turkey
Estonia
Poland
Hungary
Romania
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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• IN CENTRAL EUROPE AND RUSSIA

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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• Iberian-South American axis

LATIN AMERICA
SPAIN
PORTUGAL
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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• IN ASIA

Australia China Hong Kong Indonesia Malaysia The
Philippines Singapore Thailand
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CURRENT AREAS OF INTEREST

• Reinforcing our presence in our existing markets
• Assisting our clients in the setting up and in
  the optimisation of tailored systems such as
• Standardisation
• Financial security
• Internal control
• Roles given to business managers

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A COMMON CODE OF ETHICS

• A common ethical standard
• competence
• A common objective
• international growth
• A common requirement
• quality