Audit firm Crowe announces promotions of three partners

Crowe, an audit, tax, advisory and consulting firm, has promoted three of its senior team members to partner roles.

Hayley Ives, Matthew Howard, and Marc Newman are the professionals stepping into these leadership positions.

Hayley Ives brings a wealth of expertise in tax resolutions to her new role, with a career spanning more than 18 years.

Her work involves guiding clients through intricate dealings with HMRC, including fraud investigations and various disputes.

Ives' clientele includes a spectrum of individuals and entities across the nation, addressing issues such as tax residence and domicile, with a particular focus on offshore matters.

Matthew Howard's journey with Crowe began in 2007 as a trainee.

Howard's specialisation lies in statutory audit, and he possesses additional experience in HFI audits for companies approaching public listings, as well as in the examination of acquisition balance sheets.

Marc Newman, who has been with Crowe since 2006, will take on the role of Corporate Audit Partner.

He has 19 years of audit experience with understanding in both UK GAAP and IFRS.

Newman's client base includes businesses ranging from privately-owned to AIM-listed groups, and he has a history of involvement in several AIM listings, covering industries like manufacturing and international trade.

Crowe UK chief executive Nigel Bostock said: “It gives me great pleasure to welcome Hayley, Matthew and Marc to the partnership. As we continue to grow our teams and capabilities across the firm, each of them will play an important role in further building on our expertise and the support we offer to our clients.”

In August 2025 , Crowe expanded by opening of a new office in Birmingham's One Colmore Row building, where it now occupies the entire 8th floor.

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