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Accountancy people moves: January 2024

Malcolm Gomersall steps up as new CEO of Grant Thornton

Grant Thornton UK elects 20-year veteran as new chief executive

Grant Thornton UK has appointed its new chief executive after Dave Dunckley stood down in a surprise early departure

Grant Thornton UK boss steps down in surprise early departure

Grant Thornton UK has announced that Dave Dunckley will step down as CEO, with its COO taking over the role until the selection process takes place

Accountant Grant Thornton sees profits surge after M&A boom

The accountant said exceptionally buoyant demand for its advice on mergers and acquisitions helped profits jump by 37% to £116m.

Accountant Grant Thornton Sees Profits Surge After M&A Boom

Grant Thornton Staff in UK Want to Stay Home After Pandemic, in New Blow to the Office

Grant Thornton Staff in UK Want to Stay Home After Pandemic, in New Blow to the Office In a fresh blow to the office, staff at one of the UK’s largest accountancy firms have given strong support to working mostly from home after the pandemic subsides. A survey of Grant Thornton UK LLP employees found that 88% wanted to spend most of their time working remotely, with broad support across age groups and locations, a spokesperson for the firm said on Wednesday. The poll is the latest sign that the flexible working patterns adopted at speed during the Covid-19 outbreak will lead to lasting changes as restrictions ease and vaccination rates rise. Rival accountant PricewaterhouseCoopers has given UK workers Friday afternoons off this summer and said staff can choose their start and finish times.

Nine in 10 Grant Thornton staff want to continue working from home

Nine in 10 Grant Thornton staff want to continue working from home Grant Thornton staff overwhelmingly want to continue working from home when Covid restrictions ease. Staff at Grant Thornton want to spend fewer days in the office than they did pre-pandemic, believing a more flexible approach to working would have a positive effect on them. Nearly nine in 10 (88%) employees at Grant Thornton want to work from home for at least half of the time after coronavirus restrictions ease, an internal survey of staff at the challenger audit firm found. An overwhelming majority (94%) of Grant Thornton employees said having a mix of remote and office working would have a positive impact them, and a similar number (95%) felt trusted by their managers to do their job effectively, regardless of where they work.

Grant Thornton sees profit rise after selling wealth advice arm

Grant Thornton sees profit rise after selling wealth advice arm Grant Thornton invested millions of pounds to improve its processes in 2019 (Dominic Lipinski/PA) Accounting giant Grant Thornton said it had managed to increase profit last year despite the Covid-19 pandemic as it benefited from changes made in the wake of problems at Patisserie Valerie. The company said it had made a £72 million underlying trading profit last year, up by £9 million from the year before. More than half of this rise came because the company had sold its loss-making wealth advisory unit to 1825, a company owned by Standard Life. The deal offloaded a unit which had shaved £5 million off the company’s results in 2019.

Grant Thornton sees profit rise after selling wealth advice arm