Development updates: February 2016

KPMG revenue hits £1.96bn as profits fall, refocus on consulting services at Menzies, plans for spring merger at Francis Clark, PKF Cooper Parry merges with Clement Keys and Bishop Fleming boosts Bristol presence with Whyatt Pakeman acquisition

KPMG revenue hits £1.96bn as profits fall

KPMG’s revenues are up by 2.6% at £1.96bn, but profits have dropped for the second year at the firm, down 7%, partly as a result of spending on acquisitions, property and staff training, while partner pay fell by 13%.

Profits for the financial year ended 30 September 2015, before tax and members’ profit shares, fell from £414m to £383m, as the firm continued to invest in what KPMG described as a three-year ‘grip, build and grow’ strategy to reposition the business in its markets.

Average partner remuneration fell 13% from £715,000 to £623,000. There was also a pay cut for Simon Collins, UK chairman of KPMG, whose remuneration was £2.2m, down from £2.5m in 2014.

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