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Monday 29 July 2019 3:58 pm

BDO still leads the beancounter charts with most clients on Aim

By: Sebastian McCarthy

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BDO has extended its lead as the beancounter with the most clients on London’s alternative investment market (Aim), according to a new report from Adviser Rankings.

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Big four accountancy group PwC also nudged up into third place on the table by total constituent numbers, while RSM has moved alongside Deloitte in a share of fifth place

FTI Consulting remains the leading financial PR firm by client numbers and market-cap.

Meanwhile, Alma PR, Yellow Jersey PR and Buchanan headed up the rankings after a roll-back in numbers for Newgate Communications.

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Shore Capital Stockbrokers has been elevated from 12th place into fourth on the table, with the underlying constituent count increasing from 41 to 69.

The figures come as part of a new ranking that provides Aim client rankings of professional services groups including law firms, public relation companies, stockbrokers and auditors.

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