Hurst Morrison Thomson Information

Founded in 1992, Hurst Morrison Thomson ("HMT") is an accountancy and business advisory practice which provides innovative and practical advice to a quality client base. We specialise in advising management buy-out/buy-in teams, UK based businesses with aggressive growth plans or with shareholders aspiring to an exit, as well as major subsidiaries of international PLC's, clearing banks, venture capitalists and other institutional clients. Based in Henley-on-Thames, HMT is organised into specialist divisions comprising HMT Corporate Finance LLP (Corporate Finance, Transactional Support and Tax Advisory), HMT Assurance LLP (Audit & Tax Compliance and other ongoing client support) and EBC Limited, our financial services division. HMT is not a group of general practitioners but a team of experts who provide the best advice in their specialist fields. The Partners are all highly experienced and talented advisers, with a 'Big 4' accountancy background, committed to quality and best practice. Whilst we are extremely proud of the quality of all our staff, our approach to client delivery is to ensure that our Partners are hands-on and client focused so that HMT's clients get solid pro-active advice from someone with appropriate experience. To consistently deliver best advice to our clients, it is essential that we attract and retain the best people. As a growing practice with a large Partner to professional staff ratio (more than 1 in 10), and small trainee to qualified staff ratio (less than 1 in 5) we can quickly develop and grow our people without our clients feeling that they are our training ground. We have built an enviable client base by consistently over delivering to our clients, not from a long established international brand name. This allows us to "fight above our weight" and we passionately believe that our clients get the best service from HMT. We believe that our size means that we are large enough to have the experience and infrastructure to provide a first class service, but small enough that we care ...