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Mazars acquires Chadwick

by AccountancyAge.com

21 Sep 2009

Mazars intends to merge with Chadwick LLP, a regional practice with offices in Manchester and Liverpool. The announcement by Mazars' Manchester office will see the firm boost its presence in the region significantly, with staff headcount rising to approximately 100.

The move will allow Mazars, listed as the twelfth in the Accountancy Age Top 50 list, to “provide an enhanced range of services” to their clients said senior partner Tim Hudson, “and create new opportunities for [the firms’] highly talented teams”.

Chadwick, for three years the only practice from the North of England to be shortlisted for the medium-sized firm of the year prize at the Accountancy Age Awards, is an adviser to owner-managed businesses and high net worth individuals.

The new firm, to be branded Mazars, will have a projected annual turnover of £7m. Chadwick managing partner Pam Dawes said: “Initially many clients will notice no difference other than a name change, but over time they will benefit from the increased range of specialist services and international reach that we will be able to provide.”

Chadwick sits at 84th in Accountancy Age's league table, with £4m in revenues for year ending February 2009.

Dawes and four other Chadwick partners: Mike Hodges (tax); Kevin Simmons (transaction support and corporate finance services); Richard Burrows and Dave Nicholls (both Liverpool entrepreneurial services) - will form part of the expanded leadership team.

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