Stakeholders:
Our stakeholders are as diverse as the work of European accountants, advisors, and auditors and their impact on economy and society. NGOs and the general public want to know more about how governments and companies manage their affairs. Accountants are essential in improving this communications gap. Therefore, we work with an increasingly broad range of stakeholders.
See our main stakeholders in the word cloud below:

Stakeholders we worked with in 2018:
- A4S
- AFME
- Bruegel
- CDSB
- CEPS
- Committee of the Regions
- CSR Europe
- EBA
- EBF
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- ECB
- ECGW
- ECOda
- EFRAG
- EGIAN
- EIOPA
- EPC
- ESMA
- EU Council
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- European Commission
- European Issuers
- European Parliament
- FESE
- Fuels Europe
- GRI
- IAASB
- IASB
- IESBA
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- IIRC
- Invest Europe
- IPSASB
- OECD
- Oxfam
- PCAOB
- Transparency International
- WBC
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External expert groups:
We regularly get invited to expert groups to contribute to policy making and standard-setting at European and international level. Participating is one way for us to transfer the daily practice of our membership into input for policy and regulation.
International:
- IAASB Consultative Advisory Groug (CAG)
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- IASB Management Commentary Advisory Group
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European:
- CEPS ECMI Task Force on CMU
- EC Excise Contact Group
- EC Expert Group on European Public Sector Accounting Standards
- EC Platform for Tax Good Governance, Aggressive Tax Planning and Double Taxation
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- EC VAT Expert Group
- EC VAT Forum
- ECB Subgroup of the Working group on euro risk-free rates
- EFRAG Board
- EFRAG European Reporting Lab – Steering Group
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- ESMA Corporate Finance Standing Committee – Consultative Working Group
- ESMA Corporate Reporting Standing Committee – Consultative Working Group
- FESE’s IPO Task
- GRI Tax Technical Committee
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Memberships:
We are also members of different associations, federations and networks in Europe and around the world: