National accountancy body surpasses 40,000 members; president Teo Ser Luck sees 50,000 by end-2026
Around 10,000 will be student members, a 56 per cent increase from a year ago, having began promoting overseas student membership in late 2024
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[SINGAPORE] Membership at the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (Isca) has crossed the 40,000 mark, fuelled largely by a surge in student sign-ups.
The national accounting body expects to reach 43,600 members by end-2025, up 11 per cent from 2024. The 30,000 mark was passed in 2016.
Isca president Teo Ser Luck told The Business Times that the institute could hit 50,000 members by end-2026, although it has not set that as a formal target.
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