Alex Eagle FCA
Director
aeagle@warrenerstewart.com Meet the teamAn audit is not just about compliance. The numbers can inform actionable business intelligence.
There is great value to be gained from the rigour we apply in our auditing process.
In addition to fulfilling compliance, insights gathered in a robust, independent audit can be used to help guard against risk, improve business performance, and help foster increased confidence and credibility – which is essential in times of uncertainty.
As a registered auditor, our team of experts is experienced in carrying out high-quality, statutory audits, as well as voluntary audits and other assurance related services.
Many of our clients are mid-tier businesses, but we can work with companies of almost any size and complexity, from fast-growth smaller firms to large, established businesses, and multi-site set ups with regional branches to UK subsidiaries of European organisations.
The outcome of our rigorous, high-quality audits will enable you to assess potential risks to your business, set practical objectives, and make better-informed decisions about your business and its future.
Why choose us?
A registered auditor, we conduct statutory audits for many businesses. Our experienced team of directors and staff has the necessary skills and expertise to deliver robust, high-quality audits.
Our process
Every business is unique and faces its own set of challenges. Each of our audits is tailored to our client’s business allowing us to focus on specific areas of strategic importance, especially ones considered to be high risk.
Why have an audit?
There is great value to be gained from the rigour applied in the auditing process.
The fact the numbers have been audited gives credibility to the integrity of a company’s financial data. This helps managers, stakeholders and potential purchasers of the business take an informed view regarding the company’s underlying performance.
In addition, an audit can identify potential weaknesses in internal control and help future-proof the reliability of financial data in the context of plans for expansion, sale, or further business development.
This is particularly relevant if you are in the earlier stages of what will become a growing business, or if you are planning to sell your business, or float it on a stock exchange.
