Lending
 and
 Finance

Industries

Aged Care

The aged care and retirement living sector presents unique opportunities in Australia – but its demands are ever changing and its challenges constant.

Agribusiness

At Nexia Edwards Marshall we know only too well the risks and opportunities of the diverse agribusiness landscape.

Education

Nexia Edwards Marshall is a colleges and schools specialist audit firm, recognised in Adelaide as the leading provider of assurance services to the education industry.

Healthcare

Nexia Edwards Marshall has worked right across the healthcare industry.

We listen to your aspirations, recognise your unique professional pressures and understand what is important to your business.

Hospitality and Tourism

If you’re in the highly competitive tourism and hospitality industry, chances are you need to spend more time working on – rather than in – your business.

Manufacturing

Australian manufacturing is facing huge changes and challenges – and yet where ever you look you’ll see rising stars and potential.

Not for Profit

Nexia Edwards Marshall has built dedicated expertise in the not-for-profit sector, through a determined effort to understand both the specific needs of our clients and the sector generally.

Professional Services

It takes one to know one. Nexia Edwards Marshall has been operating – and serving clients – in the professional services sector for decades, so we have loads of industry insight.

Property and Construction

Nexia Edwards Marshall has a long and proven track record in the property and construction industry, having served clients ranging from large-scale developers, building contractors and suppliers through to fund managers and individual investors.

Retail

Nexia Edwards Marshall has a mix of clients in both traditional and online retailing.

Transport and Distribution

Businesses can grow, develop or manufacture goods for sale – but nothing goes anywhere without an efficient transport and distribution system.

Wholesale

Historically, wholesalers are located closer to the markets they supply than to where the product came from.