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Still time to participate in the 2020 eprivateclient Top Accountancy Firms' initiative

News Team, 29/06/2020

Now in its second decade, eprivateclient has been publishing its annual Top Accountancy Firms initiative - a definitve look at the private client accounting and tax advisory sector in the UK - for 11 of years with EFG Private Banking kindly sponsoring this year's rankings.

Michael Vlahovic, head of private banking at  EFG Private Bank Limited, told eprivateclient that the firm is "delighted to be sponsoring the 2020 Top Accountancy Firm rankings in association with eprivateclient." 

Mr Vlahovic said that "there’s a natural synergy between ourselves as a pure-play private bank and the top accountancy firms – we both specialise in providing wealthy families and individuals from the UK and abroad with high-quality financial advice and we both pride ourselves on how our client relationships are based on long-term mutual trust. 

"This association is the perfect way to further develop EFG’s profile with the UK's leading accountancy firms who provide complementary services to our high and ultra-high net worth client base."

In order to get the most accurate results we send out a short surveys to over 150 firms each year asking them for key information such as the number of private client partners, private client fee earners and private client staff as well as how much firms' private client teams generate per annum and what percentage of total firm income comes from firms' private client departments.

If your firm has not yet filled in the survey, please contact PAM Insight's research manager Wassyl Abdessemed at wabdessemed@paminsight.com to take part in this year's rankings.

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