Helping you prosper
The latest edition of UHY Global brings together insights from across the international UHY network on some of the key trends shaping businesses in 2026. Published as UHY celebrates its 40th anniversary, issue 22 explores artificial intelligence, the resurgence of physical retail, economic growth in Central and Eastern Europe and the challenges of operating internationally.
What’s inside issue 22?
The return of bricks-and-mortar retail
As ecommerce continues to influence how consumers shop, physical retail is evolving rather than disappearing. Issue 22 explores how retailers are investing in experience-led stores and combining digital innovation with in-person engagement to give customers new reasons to visit physical locations.
With perspectives from UHY professionals in the US and Japan, the feature considers what the resurgence of bricks-and-mortar retail could mean for brands looking to succeed in an increasingly omnichannel marketplace.
Is AI delivering real value for businesses?
Artificial intelligence has attracted significant attention and investment, but how successfully is it translating into business value?
UHY experts look beyond the hype to consider the realities of AI adoption in business, including where organisations are seeing tangible benefits, the challenges that remain and the factors businesses should consider when investing in AI and automation.
Opportunities in Central and Eastern Europe
Issue 22 also turns its attention to Central and Eastern Europe, examining the economic momentum across the region and the opportunities this is creating for businesses and investors. Contributors explore the role of investment, innovation and manufacturing in supporting growth, alongside the challenges businesses need to consider when entering or expanding within these markets.
Celebrating 40 years of UHY
Issue 22 is a special edition marking UHY's 40th anniversary. The UHY network was established in 1986 and the magazine reflects on four decades of international growth and collaboration.
The edition also includes the story of Kyivstar's historic Nasdaq listing. Kyivstar became the first Ukrainian company to list on a US stock exchange, with UHY LLP supporting the business through the complex cross-border audit and reporting requirements involved in the transaction.
Readers can also meet Roman Seredyński, managing partner of UHY ECA Group Poland, and discover the latest developments from across the international UHY network.
Read UHY Global issue 22
Whether you are exploring opportunities in international markets, considering how AI could support your organisation or navigating the challenges of operating across borders, UHY Global issue 22 offers practical insight and perspectives from professionals around the world.
