TC Group moves up 14 places to #38 in Accountancy Age Top 50+50 rankings

TC Group continues to experience growth nationally and has moved up 14 places to position 38 in this year’s Accountancy Age Top 50+50 ranking of firms.

TC’s rapid ascent through the rankings can be attributed to mergers and acquisitions in new geographies and expanded value-added services to existing clients.

“TC has maintained its growth momentum through mergers and acquisitions in recent years. We will continue to look for opportunities with accountants, lawyers and IFAs across the UK that are interested in joining a progressive professional services group” said Group CEO, Richard Keyes.

Group COO, Grant Bartholomew, added: “TC will continue to focus on organic growth by helping our clients across all aspects of their business and personal affairs. Our unique blend of accountants, lawyers and IFAs allows us to give clients and their family members the holistic advice they need, especially during this challenging economic period.”

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