Moore Stephens is pleased to announce that Christa Worth has been awarded the Quilter Prize by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (“ICAEW”).

The Quilter Prize is presented to the student with the highest marks in the Corporate Reporting module of the examinations leading to qualification as a Chartered Accountant – Christa achieved 89% in the paper. This is Christa’s fourth major award in the last two years; she also won the Watts Prize in 2012 for the Audit and Assurance paper, the Howitt Prize in 2013 for Financial Management paper and earlier this year she won the Little Prize for Financial Accounting and Reporting.

“Christa is an inspiration to our whole team,” said Dawn Webb, audit partner in Moore Stephens. “She’s not just an exceptional student; she’s a great person to work with. Well done Christa!”

Christa joined Moore Stephens in 2011 as an audit graduate trainee having gained a first class honours degree in Business Management from the Isle of Man Business School.  She is now in her third and final year of her ICAEW training.

“I could not believe it when I received the email saying I had won another prize” said Christa. “I’m absolutely delighted – thank you Moore Stephens for your support.”

The Quilter Prize was founded in honour of William Quilter by his son, Sir Cuthbert. William Quilter was President of the old Institute of Accountants in 1870 and was in partnership with its honorary secretary, Thomas Weldon.

Photo - Dawn Webb and Christa Worth.