The Association of International Accountants (AIA) has been recognised with a newly introduced Commonwealth accreditation badge, reaffirming its status as a trusted and respected organisation.
The launch of the accreditation badge was announced at a special event hosted by the Secretary General of the Commonwealth, The Rt Hon Patricia Scotland KC, where four new organisations were welcomed into the Commonwealth family of accredited organisations. With these additions, the total number of accredited organisations now stands at 92.
The new badge is uniquely numbered for each accredited organisation and features a distinct verification mark, reinforcing the credibility of accredited organisations. This initiative reflects the Commonwealth’s commitment to upholding high standards, ensuring that members meet rigorous criteria in governance, integrity, and impact.
As an established accredited organisation, AIA continues to support the Commonwealth’s mission by promoting professional excellence in accountancy and finance. AIA remains committed to upholding the highest professional standards and contributing to the Commonwealth’s ongoing efforts to foster economic growth, governance, and financial integrity worldwide.
David Potts, AIA’s Director of Policy and Regulation, welcomed the introduction of the badge, stating: “The Commonwealth accreditation badge represents a significant step in strengthening the credibility and trust placed in accredited organisations. As a long-standing member of the Commonwealth family, AIA is proud to uphold the highest professional standards and contribute to the Commonwealth’s mission of good governance, transparency, and economic development.”
“As a long-standing member of the Commonwealth family, AIA is proud to uphold the highest professional standards and contribute to the Commonwealth’s mission of good governance, transparency, and economic development.”
David Potts, AIA Director of Policy and Regulation
