Partner Article
UHY Strengthens presence in Europe
UHY Hacker Young of Manchester welcomes new member, Mont Audit Plus, in Montenegro to the global accountancy network UHY.
Mont Audit Plus was established in 2007. With a team of 12 staff including 4 partners, the firm’s head office is based in Podgorica, the capital city. The firm provides audit, consulting, assets’ and capital valuations, tax counselling and accounting services to a portfolio of clients in a variety of private and public sectors in the region.
Managing partner of Mont Audit Plus, Djordjije Rakocevic says: “We have joined the UHY network for a number of reasons. We expect that being a member of UHY will strengthen our local capabilities, which will give our current and prospective clients access to leading audit, accountancy and business advisors anywhere in the world. We believe that as a part of the UHY family we can strengthen the audit quality control and promote methodological approach to the auditing, as well as cooperate and exchange best practices with members of this rich network to joint satisfaction and benefit.”
Mike Wasinski, Managing Partner of the Manchester office for UHY commented: “We are delighted Mont Audit Plus has joined the UHY network extending our coverage and capabilities in the Balkans. Montenegro is a growing economy and with impending membership of the EU and NATO attractive to foreign direct investments. Mont Audit Plus’s admittance to the UHY network will bring strong regional market and sector expertise, enhancing further our capabilities in this region. We strongly believe the firm is a very good fit for our network.”
The firm will soon be adopting the UHY branding and will be known as UHY Mont Audit DOO.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ian Hunter .
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