Xeinadin, a UK accounting firm, has acquired Cooper Dawn Jerrom (CDJ) in West London. CDJ offers financial services like audit, accountancy, and tax advisory, specializing in payroll, business consulting, and property matters. The merger aims to support clients in managing rising costs, staffing shortages, and shifting regulations.

CDJ is known for its community-oriented efforts, such as partnering with food-redistribution charities to redirect surplus food to vulnerable Londoners. CDJ partners chose Xeinadin for its understanding of accountants’ needs today, from AI to client trust. The merger will provide clients access to cloud-based tools and specialist advisory services while maintaining the local team.

Xeinadin CEO Derry Crowley sees CDJ as a perfect fit for their company, grounded in the community, trusted by clients, and forward-thinking. The acquisition strengthens Xeinadin’s London presence and expertise in key trading sectors. In September 2025, Xeinadin also acquired Bennett Whitehouse, expanding their reach in the West Midlands.

The acquisition of CDJ by Xeinadin was originally reported by International Accounting Bulletin. The information provided on their site is for general informational purposes only and should not be relied upon for advice. Professional advice should be sought before making any decisions based on the content.

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