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03 Oct 2011
PwC HAS SKIPPED back ahead of Deloitte as the world's largest firm.
Gross revenues of $29.2bn for its firms for the year ended 30 June 2011 - compared to Deloitte's $28.8bn.
PwC saw revenues increase by more than 10%, compared to 8% at Deloitte, and up 8% at constant exchange rates.
Headcount has increased to 169,000 during the period.
Western Europe revenues rose modestly by 4%, while Australasia grew 38%, Middle East and Africa 20%, South and central America grew 23%.
Audit revenues grew 7% to $14.1bn, which PwC described as "an excellent performance in light of the fiercely competitive market...and downward pressures on prices".
Assurances revenues climbed 20% to $7.5bn, and tax up 8% to $7.6bn.
"PwC's FY 2011 results show that our clients value the quality of the services we provide in these volatile economic times," said PwC International chairman Dennis M Nally.
"We expect our growth to remain healthy in FY2012 as companies continue to position themselves for better times."
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