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12 Feb 2013
A FINANCIAL SERVICES and natural resources compliance expert has left UHY Hacker Young to join Smith & Williamson.
Guy Swarbreck has taken a partner role at the top ten firm, having spent 12 years at UHY Hacker Young.
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Swarbreck has served in audit and regulatory compliance consultancy for brokers, fund managers and corporate finance houses.
Stephen Drew, head of London assurance and business services, said: "Guy is a valuable new appointment to the group, and he brings significant experience and a wealth of knowledge; we anticipate him making a real contribution to the business."
Smith & Williamson posted revenues of £178.6m for the year ending 30 April 2012, placing it in eighth position in the Accountancy Age Top 50 +50 survey of firms. UHY Hacker Young is in 17th position with £48.8m.
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