Large Corporates & Regulated Industries

As leading advisor to AiM, with around 200 clients, we deliver quality solutions to the largest companies - be that in respect of audit, specialist tax, risk management services, or other advisory services. Our specialists can combine their knowledge with an in-depth understanding across many sectors as diverse as property and construction, financial services, media, automotive, not-for-profit and the public sector.

Grant Thornton is recognised in the marketplace as a leader on client service.  We have a team of experts with strong commercial expertise who are able to bring the best combination of quality, service, international reach and value. 

Working across Grant Thornton's international network represented in over 100 countries, our people have a track record of operating at the highest level and delivering complex solutions on domestic and cross-border reporting and transactions.  In addition, regulators worldwide seek our opinion on reporting, audit, tax and financial services.

Our focus is to use these skills to continually improve our service to you - tailoring what we do to your needs.  Please contact Ian Smart, Partner to find out more on +44 (0)20 7728 2465, or email ian.v.smart@gtuk.com.

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• Two CEOs, two diaries, two tough business challenges

  Chief executives Alex Connock and Ros Simmons were both facing tough challenges in their business last summer. One was fighting a shifting media battlefield seeking new business models; the other was taking her retail company international. Every week, they blogged their thoughts and agendas here on the Grant Thornton Thinking Blogs. Here’s how they did…

• Decoding the UK’s defence dilemma

  Given unprecedented fiscal pressures inherited by the new UK Government, there is an increasing recognition that the UK will have to reassess how it seeks to assert itself militarily. Given the poor condition of the country’s public finances, it is a widely-held view that the UK simply cannot afford to buy and support military assets to simultaneously project air, sea and land force capabilities on a global scale; nor can it expect to address several major conflicts while maintaining effective security at home.