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Discover the performance metrics, revenue growth, profit margins, and strategic insights disclosed by firms including the Big Four, mid-tier practices, and specialist advisers. Our reporting helps accountants, CFOs, finance directors and industry watchers understand market trends, competitive positioning, and the financial health of key players in the accountancy sector.
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Jun- 2025 -26 JuneAccounting Firms
PKF Littlejohn launches new Manchester restructuring practice
PKF Littlejohn has launched a restructuring practice in Manchester, appointing three new partners as it expands its presence in the North West. The new team will support businesses, lenders and investors with financial restructuring, formal insolvency processes and strategic transformation. It forms part of the firm’s broader push to build…
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17 JunePeople Moves
Quantuma appoints new UK head of restructuring and insolvency
Quantuma has announced the appointment of Chris Newell as its UK head of restructuring and insolvency. Newell succeeds Carl Jackson, who has stepped into the role of chair. A licensed insolvency practitioner and accountant, Newell joined Quantuma in 2013 and will continue as regional lead for the Thames Valley alongside…
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16 JunePeople Moves
Bishop Fleming makes four partner promotions
Bishop Fleming has promoted four staff to partner level as the firm continues its expansion across the West Midlands and South West. Christian Crawford, Richard Newton and Chris Trantham have each become partners in the audit team, while Ben Herbert has been made a partner in tax. The appointments come…
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13 JuneAudit
FRC fines KPMG £690k over auditor independence breach
The FRC has fined KPMG £690,625 for breaching auditor independence rules in its 2021 audit of Carr’s Group by relying on work carried out by a non-network component auditor. The UK accounting regulator also imposed a £38,675 fine on KPMG’s audit engagement partner Nick Plumb, who was the statutory auditor…
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11 JuneBusiness
Albert Goodman revenues surge 11% in FY25
South West accountancy firm Albert Goodman has reported record-breaking FY25 results as it achieved 11% revenue growth in the last 12 months. The Taunton-headquartered firm, which started the year with the opening of its new premises in Yeovil, also received an uptick in new clients, with a 25% increase in…
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6 JuneAccounting Firms
Ryan acquires Inspired to expand tax services in Ireland
Tax services and software firm Ryan has acquired Northern Ireland-based Inspired Corporate Advisory, a specialist in research and development (R&D) tax relief, capital allowances and patent box incentives. The move will bolster Ryan’s corporate tax compliance and advisory services, particularly in the engineering, construction and building supply sectors. Inspired’s team…
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May- 2025 -27 MayAccounting Standards
ICAEW audit report finds 67% of work of good or acceptable quality
The ICAEW has revealed its quality assurance team visited 401 firms and reviewed work on 790 audits in the year and found 67% of those audits were rated as either good or generally acceptable. The work is selected as those likely to be the firms’ most complex or challenging audits…
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19 MayBusiness
Quantuma appointed as realisation agent by Modernland Realty
Cross-border advisory firm Quantuma has been appointed by Indonesian property developer Modernland Realty as realisation agent to procure asset sales following the property developer’s recent debt restructuring. Quantuma’s International lead and managing director, Luke Furler is leading the project and is working closely with Modernland’s leadership team and its financial…
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12 MayPeople Moves
Quantuma appoints insolvency managing director in London
Quantuma has announced the appointment of Sam Gaunt to the role of London-based managing director in its restructuring and insolvency team, as part of the firm’s continued expansion. Gaunt, who has over 20 years of experience in mid-market and large complex restructurings across multiple sectors, joins Quantuma from a top-tier…
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12 MayFeatures
How AI is modernising procurement in 2025
Artificial intelligence has evolved from a futuristic concept to a transformative force revolutionising how organisations approach procurement worldwide. The technology offers unprecedented opportunities to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and build more resilient supply chains. For accountancy professionals, this evolution presents opportunities to strengthen financial oversight and deliver more strategic value…
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