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Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory Establishes Infrastructure, Mobility and Finance (IMF) Task Force
Hong Kong — Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory today announced the establishment of the Infrastructure, Mobility and Finance (IMF) Task Force, a governance‑oriented advisory platform focused on addressing complex issues at the intersection of infrastructure development, mobility systems, and financial and regulatory frameworks.
The IMF Task Force has been formed in response to the growing convergence of public infrastructure investment, mobility and transport ecosystems, and cross‑border financial and compliance requirements. The Task Force is designed to support public‑sector bodies, financial institutions, and industry stakeholders by providing structured advisory input, independent assessments, and coordination support where regulatory alignment and institutional readiness are critical.
Mandate and Scope
The IMF Task Force operates with a clear mandate to bridge policy objectives and practical execution. Its work focuses on projects and initiatives where governance structures, regulatory compliance, financial integrity, and operational feasibility must be addressed in an integrated manner.
The Task Force does not function as a commercial consortium or product platform. It operates as a neutral, advisory and coordination body within the Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory framework.
Core Areas of Focus
- Infrastructure Governance and Structuring
Advisory support on governance frameworks, institutional readiness, and compliance alignment for infrastructure and transport‑related initiatives. - Mobility and Aviation Ecosystems
Policy, regulatory, and governance advisory relating to mobility systems, including aviation‑related infrastructure and intermodal transport environments. - Finance, Risk, and Compliance Integration
Alignment of financial structuring, risk management, and compliance requirements with policy and operational considerations. - Cross‑Border and Multi‑Stakeholder Coordination
Support for initiatives involving multiple jurisdictions, regulators, financial institutions, and public‑private stakeholders.
Operating Principles
The IMF Task Force operates in accordance with the following principles:
- Independence and objectivity in advisory and assessment activities
- A governance‑first approach emphasizing regulatory alignment and accountability
- Practical, execution‑focused analysis and recommendations
- Strict adherence to confidentiality and professional standards
Engagement Context
The IMF Task Force may engage with government and public‑sector entities, financial institutions, infrastructure and mobility operators, aviation‑related organizations, and cross‑border project stakeholders. Engagements may include advisory services, independent reviews, readiness assessments, and coordination support, depending on stakeholder needs and project requirements.
Relationship to Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory
The IMF Task Force operates under Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory and draws on the firm’s governance, compliance, and advisory capabilities, while maintaining a distinct task‑force identity focused on infrastructure, mobility, and finance‑related initiatives.
About Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory
Accounting Plus Corporate Advisory is a professional advisory platform providing governance, compliance, and strategic advisory services to institutional, public‑sector, and cross‑border stakeholders.
