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CIIPA joins membership of ICAC
The Cayman Islands Institute of Professional Accountants (CIIPA) became a full member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC), effective 1 January 2026, marking a significant milestone in the Institute’s regional engagement and professional development efforts.
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CCSA ICAC sign MOU
The Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator Inc. (CCSA) and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC) have joined forces to support climate-smart transformation across the region. Through a newly signed Memorandum of Understanding, the two organisations will collaborate to strengthen the financial readiness of climate initiatives and attract the funding needed to bring them to life. The MOU was signed by Racquel Moses, CCSA’s CEO, and Sixto Coy, ICAC President.
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ACCA/ICAC signs MOU
ACCA and ICAC make pledge to build capacity in the region.
A focus on education and training forms the foundation of the memorandum of understanding (MoU) between leading global accountancy body ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) and the regional accountancy body the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC).
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New CEO at ICAC
KINGSTON, JAMAICA - Barbadian David V. Simpson has recently taken up the mantle as Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC). Mr. Simpson has had a long-standing relationship with the ICAC, the last of which was as its President from 2021-2023.
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Sixto Coy

ICAC President and Director for Jamaica
2025 - 2027

Gowon Bowe

Vice President and Director for the Bahamas
2025 - 2027

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Harry ParmesarHarryram Parmesar

ICAC Treasurer and Director for Guyana
2025 - 2027

Michael LutchmanMichael Lutchman

ICAC Secretary and Director for Suriname
2025 - 2027

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Damien Skeete – Barbados

Mr. Jose Ortez – Belize

Mr. Ramesh Seebaran – Guyana

Mrs. Marissa Quashie – Trinidad & Tobago

Ms. Sheree Ebanks – Cayman Islands

 

Alternate Directors

Mrs. Taneisha Dean-Hall – Bahamas

Mr. Ricaido Jennings – Barbados

Mr. Stephen Hall – Belize

Ms. Carol Boddie – Eastern Caribbean

Mr. David Dharamraj – Guyana

Mrs. Sharon Donaldson-Levine – Jamaica

Mr. Hans Girjasing – Suriname

Mr. Arun Seenath – Trinidad & Tobago

Mr. Alfred Tweneboah – Cayman Islands

 

Representatives – Affiliate Members

Mrs Paula Marcelle-Irish – ACCA

Mr. Jim Knafo – AICPA

Mr Khalid Hamid – CIPFA

Ms Anna-Marie Christian – CPA Canada

 

Representatives - Associate Member

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of the Caribbean (ICAC) in collaboration with the International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) hosted successful consultative meeting with Presidents, Chief Executives and other leaders of professional accountancy organisations (PAOs) in the Caribbean on June 26, 2013 at the Hilton Hotel in Barbados.

The meeting of regional PAOs, which is held annually in conjunction with the ICAC’s Annual Caribbean Conference, facilitates the sharing of ideas and experiences among participants as well as meaningful discussions on key issues and challenges facing the regional accountancy profession. The meeting also serves to facilitate the building of relationships between IFAC and its member bodies (professional accountancy organisations) in the region.

“We recognize that building strong regional and international linkages and sharing ideas and experiences can only serve to strengthen the ICAC as an organization as well as the accountancy profession in the region. The ICAC is therefore pleased to jointly host this annual meeting of regional professional accountancy organisations with IFAC,” states ICAC President, Frank Myers.

“In the past, the consultative meetings have been successful in helping to facilitate dialogue among accountancy bodies in the region. The meetings have also been critical to forging collaborating partnerships and the sharing of best practices and resources for the further growth and development of the accountancy profession,” the ICAC President added.

The 2013 Regional PAO meeting featured presentations from:

  • Warren Allen, IFAC President, who delivered a presentation on the role of IFAC and its independent standard-setting boards; international standards for the accountancy profession; IFACs support to accountants worldwide and how IFAC collaborates with regional groupings like ICAC as well as professional accountancy organisations;
  • Chair of IFAC’s PAO Development Committee, Deborah Williams who provided participants with a detailed overview of IFAC’s PAO Development Committee & how it supports and promotes the development of sustainable professional accountancy organisations through mentoring and other collaborative partnerships;
  • Szymon Radziszewicz, IFAC Senior Technical Manager – Member Body Development, who assisted participants in better understanding IFAC’s SMO Framework and the recent revisions to the SMOs Revised SMOs and its implications for the accountancy profession; and
  • Senior Financial Management Specialist, World Bank, Mozammal Hoque who deliver a presentation on the Accountancy Profession in the Caribbean, Accounting and Auditing ROSC: Assessing the Quality of the Accounting & Auditing Framework in the region, World Bank Support to PAOs in the Caribbean.

A group discussion was also held which provided participants with an opportunity to share experiences on issues such as:

  • Challenges for PAOs in the region & for ICAC as an Acknowledged Accountancy Grouping and the way forward for the ICAC
  • Feedback/input on the role of professional accountancy bodies, IFAC and the World Bank in supporting the development of ICAC and the regional accountancy profession
  • IFAC SMOs and Regional Implementation Issues

The regional consultative meeting was attended by representatives of Professional Accountancy Organisations (PAOs) in the Caribbean, as well as ICAC’s affiliate member bodies in Canada,the United States and United Kingdom.

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