TC Group boosts its London operation

TC has significantly boosted its London operation through a merger with Mayfair based Leigh Saxton Green.

The last two years have seen considerable growth for TC with offices across the South East, South West, Midlands and East Yorkshire.

It recently became the first UK accountancy firm to offer a full range of investment, mortgage, legal and HR advice.

The new acquisition consolidates TC’s official position as the UK’s fastest growing Top 60 firm and provides it with a central London location.

Leigh Saxton Green, which was founded in 1987, specialises in advising owner-managed businesses, professional partnerships and private individuals.  The firm’s managing partner, David Leigh, is optimistic that the expanded operation will enable more rapid growth and offer clients an even greater range of services.

He said:  ‘Our merger with TC enables us both to drive our business forward and offer many more services.

‘TC shares our values and exceeded expectations when it came to looking for a merger partner. It was important to us that any partner could continue our tradition for excellent service, application of skills and knowledge, while at the same time maintaining an environment that our clients and associates want to be part of.’

Commented TC’s managing partner, Richard Keyes:  ‘Leigh Saxton Green has a well-established reputation across London and further afield.

‘This merger provides a major boost to our London operation and our ability to service clients right across the Capital.  It reflects perfectly our strategy of seeking like-minded firms with whom to merge and grow.’

 

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