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BIG 15 Firms (Revenue 31 Dec 2009) - ciapk - 07-19-2010
The top Fifteen World rank in 2009 are as follows
1-PWC =26.2 Billion USD
2-Deloitte =26.1 Billion USD
3-Ernst Young- 21.4 Billion USD
4-KPMG=20.11 Billion USD
5-BDO= 4.9 Billion USD
6-Grant Thornton= 4.1 Billion USD
7-RSM International= 3.8 Billion USD
8-Grant Thornton International= 3.5 Billion USD
9-Praxity= 3.2 Billion USD
10-Baker Tilly International= 3.1 Billion USD
11-Crowe Horwath International= 2.7 Billion USD
12-Leading Edge Alliance= 2.4 Billion USD
13-Nexia International= 2.1 Billion USD
14-Moore Stephens International= 2.0 Billion USD
15-PKF International= 1.9 Billion USD
Sourcesaccountancyage.com
- cute-doll - 07-19-2010
Thanks for sharing this Ciapk
- ciapk - 07-19-2010
WC cute -)
- awaisaftab - 07-19-2010
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by ciapk</i>
<br />The top Fifteen World rank in 2009 are as follows
1-PWC =26.2 Billion USD
2-Deloitte =26.1 Billion USD
3-Ernest Young- 21.4 Billion USD
4-KPMG=20.11 Billion USD
5-BDO= 4.9 Billion USD
6-Grant Thornton= 4.1 Billion USD
7-RSM International= 3.8 Billion USD
8-Grant Thornton International= 3.5 Billion USD
9-Praxity= 3.2 Billion USD
10-Baker Tilly International= 3.1 Billion USD
11-Crowe Horwath International= 2.7 Billion USD
12-Leading Edge Alliance= 2.4 Billion USD
13-Nexia International= 2.1 Billion USD
14-Moore Stephens International= 2.0 Billion USD
15-PKF International= 1.9 Billion USD
Sourcesaccountancyage.com
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Good Information
- bizmen - 07-19-2010
There are two news in the market
1. E&Y might lose a large portion of its business due to Lehman's case although E&Y has not been charged
2. Deloitte might cross PWC very soon as its growth rate is better than PWC
Please comment...
- raza 123 - 07-20-2010
great job dude
- aamalik - 08-12-2010
I guess only the Big 4 got their offices in Pakistan?
Secondly, this is just as per gross revenue, there have got to be other indicators...
- aamalik - 08-12-2010
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by bizmen</i>
<br />There are two news in the market
1. E&Y might lose a large portion of its business due to Lehman's case although E&Y has not been charged
2. Deloitte might cross PWC very soon as its growth rate is better than PWC
Please comment...
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Legal suits are very well handled by firms of this magnitude and even if asked to cough up Millions off $, the business and rapport mostly go unscathed...
As for the assertion that PWC would be soon overtaken... I 'guess' albeit healthy yet unlikely... But am no authority on that... was just a personal opinion
- mudassar2704 - 09-09-2010
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, san" id="quote">quote<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by aamalik</i>
<br />I guess only the Big 4 got their offices in Pakistan?
Secondly, this is just as per gross revenue, there have got to be other indicators...
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Other firms are represented in Pakistan with following offices;
BDO Ebrahim & Co.
Grant Thorton Anjum Asim Shahid Rehman & Co.
RSM Avais Hyder Liaquat Nauman & Co.
Nexia Riaz Ahmad & Co.
Others would also be having their local offices in Pakistan.
- Ammar - 10-02-2010
great work
as a deloittian
deloitte will cross aff soon
inshallaha