Business advisory and accountancy firms Menzies LLP and Beever and Struthers have merged to create a national firm with a combined fee income of £110 million and a workforce of more than 1,000 professionals.
This strategic union brings together two proudly independent firms with deep roots in their respective markets; Menzies, headquartered in London, and Beever and Struthers in Manchester. Both firms share a commitment to partner-led service, people-first values, and long-term client relationships, making this merger a natural fit in a rapidly evolving professional landscape.
With a combined national footprint of offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff and across the South East, the new entity significantly expands its regional reach and sector strength. The merger enhances Menzies’ position as a full-service firm and brings in Beever and Struthers’ expertise across the not-for-profit, education, and social housing sectors — where the firm is widely recognised as the UK’s leading auditor to the social housing sector.
Simon Massey, Managing Partner, Menzies LLP, said:
“The merger with Beever and Struthers is a defining moment for Menzies. Their reputation in the not-for-profit, education, and social housing sectors is unmatched. This merger enables us to scale with purpose, deepen our sector specialisms, and continue investing in our people, clients, and future growth. Together, we’re building a truly national firm that stands out for quality, expertise, and trusted relationships.”
Maria Hallows, Executive Partner, Beever and Struthers, added:
“This is a pivotal moment for our firm. For our people, it creates exciting opportunities for collaboration, growth, and continued personal development, while preserving the culture and personal touch we’re known for. Our clients will benefit from deeper expertise, broader services, and stronger regional support.”
In addition to the full range of accountancy and advisory services, Beever and Struthers brings an established reputation in audit, assurance, and strategic advisory services to housing providers, public sector bodies, educational institutions, and social enterprises across the UK. Its integration strengthens the combined firm’s public sector credentials and social impact capabilities at a national scale.
Caroline Monk, Executive Partner, Beever and Struthers, said:
“In a market where consolidation is often driven by private equity, this merger stands apart. It is rooted in shared independence, cultural alignment, and a mutual commitment to delivering lasting value and service excellence.”
Together, Menzies LLP and Beever and Struthers are uniquely positioned to deliver tailored, forward-thinking solutions to clients across both the public and private sectors with the scale, depth, and agility to meet the demands of tomorrow’s business and regulatory landscape.
About Menzies LLP
Menzies is a leading UK business advisory and accountancy firm with international reach. It aims to accelerate ambition, with a track record supporting both businesses and individuals to successfully reach their goals.
Menzies focus on optimising its clients financially, operationally and strategically across audit, tax and compliance, accounts advisory, financial planning and transaction services. Its 10-sector specialist teams work with Menzies experts in strategic business advisory, outsourced services, international expansion and private client services, to create value and transition clients to the next stage in their journey.
Even as Menzies scales, the firm continues to take a partner-led approach to client relationships. It uses Menzies’ Brighter Thinking methodology to empower clients with greater confidence and certainty in the face of increasing complexity.
Founded in 1912, Menzies is headquartered in London, with 700+ employees. Its clients are mid-size and large privately held corporates, non-profits, and individuals, across the UK and internationally via major market country-desks, and in 150 countries globally through Menzies membership of HLB, the global advisory and accounting network.
