Qualified member of CIMA, ACCA, SAIPA and the Institute of Internal Auditors South Africa (IIA SA).
Lloyd Phiri, Founder and Partner
Lloyd leads LBA Accounting with professional accounting, tax, reporting and commercial-finance experience built across advisory practice, listed-company finance teams and owner-managed operations.
Professional credentials and verified facts.
MBA, Edinburgh Business School.
BCom Honours in Accounting, National University of Science and Technology, Zimbabwe.
Passed the SAICA Initial Test of Competence (ITC).
World's best student in the CIMA CGA exam, November 2011.
SARS-registered tax practitioner; controlling body SAIPA, member no. 29253.
Serving South African businesses since 2010.
More than 20 years in finance, accounting and commercial finance roles.
Finance and accounting experience, most recent first.
Finance Director, Nkageng Projects
Financial Business Partner, Operations, Kansai Plascon
Financial Manager, DAWN Group, JSE-listed
Commercial Finance and Operations Finance roles, British American Tobacco South Africa, JSE-listed
Group Accountant, Profert Holdings
Finance Manager at an accounting firm
Part-time lecturer for ACCA and CIMA courses
A structured operating rhythm under Lloyd's oversight.
LBA uses documented review and escalation procedures, a standard monthly close rhythm and secure handling of client information.
Monthly close rhythm
Clerk completion is targeted by the 10th and review by the 15th, so work moves through a repeatable monthly process.
Review and escalation
Documented review and escalation procedures help clarify when work is complete, blocked or ready for a higher-level decision.
Secure data handling
Client information is handled through agreed access, cloud records and structured communication rather than informal document chasing.
Systems experience includes SAP, Hyperion Financial Management, Sage and Pastel, CaseWare and Draftworx.
Senior oversight for specialist financial-control work.
Book a consultation with LBA Accounting.
The first review looks at your current records, obligations, reporting needs and pressure points before recommending a practical next step.