The top 25 accountancy firms have seen their revenues grow by 3% last year despite the uncertain economy and competition for the best talent challenging the sector Caption: The Big Four continued to dominate the market last year, after posting a 3% increase in combined revenues to $188.53bn (£143.4bn), Accountancy’s global accounting networks and associations 2017 survey found. Revenues across most of the biggest accountancy firms grew last year in spite of increasing challenges caused by a difficult business environment, geopolitical uncertainties and huge disruption to business models. Despite efforts to encourage business to look at the mid-tier market, the revenues of Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG accounted for 67% of the total top 25 income. Deloitte saw its revenues grow 4.5% to $36.8bn, taking the number one spot from PwC , which recorded revenues of $35.9bn, after a more modest growth of 1.53%. EY came in third place with $29.63bn (up 3.3%) and KPMG f...
