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  • UK consultancies are hiring fewer Oxbridge and Russell Group uni grads than a decade ago

    February 6, 2022

    The UK’s management consultancies are hiring fewer Oxbridge graduates and fewer Russell Group university graduates than they were a decade ago, figures from the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) show. The proportion of young management consultants from the UK’s top-ranking Russell Group universities has dropped from heights of 73 per cent in 2011, to rates of [...]

  • Government under fire for splashing out tens of millions on rental cars at home and around the world

    December 28, 2021

    The government has come under fire after it has emerged that the Ministry of Defence and a range of other departments spent millions on hire cars for staff. The Ministry of Defence alone splashes almost £13m, a Freedom of Information (FoI) request showed. Also, the Department for Transport spent more than £1.1m in the year [...]

  • Diversity drive? EY offers senior female staff golf lessons in bid to catch up with peers

    July 19, 2021

    Diversity in senior positions is a problem all City leaders face, but one firm has taken the term “diversity drive” to new lengths. Female consultants at a London division of EY have reportedly been offered golf lessons so they don’t miss out on networking around the tee. Staff at leading professional service firms have identified [...]

  • UK management consultancy industry smashes forecasts with £12bn revenue

    July 5, 2021

    The UK’s management consultancy industry has grown at double the rate expected for this year, with revenue hitting £12bn, according to the industry’s representative body. The report by the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) found exports have doubled, despite working from home orders across the UK. “The global attractiveness of the UK consulting sector, the second biggest in [...]

  • Consultants expected to be Covid-19 winners after bagging lucrative contracts

    January 20, 2021

    The UK consultancy sector is expected to grow nine per cent in 2021, after the sector won lucrative contracts during the pandemic.

  • Dido Harding defends £1,000-a-day consultants for Test and Trace

    January 18, 2021

    NHS Test and Trace boss Dido Harding has defended spending upwards of £1,000-a-day on consultants for the beleaguered contact tracing programme. During a grilling from the Public Accounts Committee, Harding told MPs she felt it was “appropriate” to bring in external help in “extreme emergency circumstances using short-term contingent labour and consultants for some of [...]

  • Small business advisers, your country needs you

    July 9, 2020

    Like a rallying cry in 1940s war-time Britain, thousands of the UK’s business advisers have been called up to do their bit for Britain’s small businesses as part of a timely initiative we are launching today.  The national effort is asking accredited advisers to sign up and lend their expertise for an hour a month [...]

  • Yo! Sushi buys London-based Waitrose supplier Taiko

    April 23, 2018

    Restaurant group YO! Sushi has continued its expansion drive with the acquisition of a London-based Waitrose supplier. Taiko Foods, which employs 220 people in West London, makes sushi for supermarkets including Waitrose. It follows YO!’s acquisition of 600-branch US and Canada restaurant chain Bento Sushi for £59m last year. Details of today’s deal were not [...]

  • KPMG and BDO among group of consultants set to publish New Year’s resolutions

    January 9, 2017

    By this point in January, many are already lamenting their failed efforts to stick to their New Year's diet, hit the gym every morning or stay away from the sauce. Not to be deterred, City A.M. has learnt a group of well-known names in consultancy are set to publicly pledge their resolutions for the new year [...]

  • Chancellor backs management consultants, as a quarter of industry gets ball rolling on Brexit plans

    November 29, 2016

    Chancellor Philip Hammond has given his blessing to the country's management consultants, after a recent survey showed over a quarter were kicking off contingency plans for Brexit. In a letter from the chancellor to the Management Consultancies Association (MCA) and seen exclusively by City A.M., Hammond calls the industry a "vital part of the economy, [...]

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