The network
Moore Global
An international network of professionals
The roots of the Moore Global network trace back to a small accounting, tax consultancy, and insolvency firm founded by Harold Moore and Albert Partridge in 1907, in the heart of the City of London.
Today, the Moore network comprises approximately 37.000 individuals across 558 offices, spanning 114 countries.
Renowned for its expertise and extensive presence in the global accounting landscape, this international network amplifies growth opportunities and collaboration for Uniaudit. The sharing of knowledge, expertise, and resources on an international scale constitutes a fundamental added value to our commitment to professional excellence and supporting our clients in their global expansion journey.
Training and Updates from the Network
Uniaudit has access to a vast pool of international expertise through the Moore Global network, which includes:
- In-depth insights into international regulations, ranging from environmental and social responsibility (ESG) to cybersecurity and the protection of personal data (GDPR), covering all the most relevant issues for European businesses.
- Educational and skill development opportunities for Uniaudit's employees and partners, facilitated by participation in courses, conferences, and collaborations with institutions. This ensures continuous updating and enrichment of professional knowledge.
In the Moore Intelligence section, the latest in-depth documents on the most current topics are published.
Moore Global has launched the Thrive Index, a unique insight into the concerns and strategic thinking of leaders of ambitious businesses across the world.
The world’s second largest continent has a golden opportunity to create an industrial revolution largely powered by renewables and clean energy
Auto component makers fear being left in the dust in the rush to EVs. However, they have more advantages than they imagine.
Oil and gas companies do not get credit for their steps towards net zero but there is a long way to go.
Manufacturers embrace AI to anticipate trends and model multiple “what if” scenarios
62% of business leaders believe remote working has had a positive impact on productivity.