SAIPA joins as a Silver Partner at the Finance Indaba

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The South African Institute of Professional Accountants is showing its support for this year’s Finance Indaba.

SAIPA, the largest and most technologically advanced Professional Accountancy Organisation (PAO) for professional accountants in South Africa, has joined the Finance Indaba as a Silver Partner.

The annual Finance Indaba is the largest gathering of finance professionals in the Southern Hemisphere and is widely regarded as the premier finance conference in Africa since its establishment in 2016. The intelligent automation company will be among the partners exhibiting at the Finance Indaba on 10 October 2024.

The 2024 Finance Indaba promises world-class speakers, live engagement, and a comprehensive overview of the tools and services finance teams need to excel in current and future business landscapes.

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For almost 40 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.

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