Xeinadin, the UK-based accounting firm, has completed the acquisition of Cooper Dawn Jerrom (CDJ), a practice located in West London.
Financial specifics of the deal were not disclosed.
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CDJ is known for its association with the Western International Market and provides a spectrum of financial services, including audit, accountancy, and tax advisory.
The firm’s expertise extends to payroll management and business consulting, with a particular focus on supporting family-run enterprises and international trading entities.
CDJ also has deep experience in property matters and community-oriented programmes, including its ongoing role at the Western International Market and collaborations with food-redistribution charities—efforts that help control costs in a strained sector.
CDJ has been involved in community projects, for example working with the Western International Market and The Felix Project to redirect more than 1,200 tonnes of edible surplus food to vulnerable Londoners.
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By GlobalDataIn a joint statement, CDJ Partners Michael Amos, Shama Meghjee-Caine and Keith Ward said: “After speaking with a number of practices, it was clear Xeinadin was different and that they spoke our language. For us, it wasn’t just about the numbers.
“We wanted continuity for our staff and clients, but also a partner who understood the demands of accountants today; from AI and compliance, to culture and client trust. Xeinadin already had the infrastructure we were looking for, and importantly, shares our values.”
According to Keith, the merger will help CDJ to support its clients in addressing rising costs, staffing shortages and shifting regulations in industries such as food and drink.
Clients will be able to use Xeinadin’s cloud-based tools and specialist advisory services while still dealing with the existing local team.
Xeinadin CEO Derry Crowley commented: “CDJ represents exactly the type of practice we want to welcome into Xeinadin, grounded in their community, trusted by clients, and forward-thinking in how they respond to today’s business landscape.
“This acquisition strengthens our London footprint and expands our expertise in key trading sectors.”
In September 2025, Xeinadin acquired Bennett Whitehouse, a practice based in the West Midlands.
