SAIPA joins 2025 Finance Indaba as a Gold partner

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SAIPA joins the 2025 Finance Indaba as a Gold partner, continuing its mission to advance South Africa’s accounting profession through transformation, advocacy and continuous professional development for over 10,000 members.

The South African Institute of Professional Accountants (SAIPA) will be joining the Finance Indaba Network as a Silver Partner.

SAIPA has more than 10,000 members and celebrates over 35 years in the industry. The institute represents qualified professional accountants (SA) in practice, commerce and industry, academia and the public sector. For over 35 years, SAIPA has been a pioneer in the South African economy, contributing to the advancement of the accountancy profession, influencing legislation and constantly transforming to keep abreast of business, financial and social developments in the country and internationally.

On 16 October, the Sandton Convention Centre will host Africa’s largest conference and finance exhibition, which will draw over 3,000 financial experts. Along with live interactive sessions and top-notch presenters, a comprehensive overview of the latest tools, technology and techniques that will assist the success of finance teams will be given.

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