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PARTNER POACHING IN CONSULTING
India crowns Meta AI; More layoffs hit techIndia is now the ground zero for Meta’s AI push, WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart told us. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.- Big Four partners switch teams to ace talent matchIndia's Big Four firms—EY, KPMG, Deloitte, and PwC—are engaged in aggressive partner poaching to fill capability gaps and bolster high-dema...
- Big 4 raid each other's pools as talent war rages amid unprecedented growthThe Big Four accounting firms - EY, PwC, Deloitte, and KPMG - are engaged in a talent war as they seek to strengthen their advisory practic...
- Top law firms on a hiring frenzy, poach partners as business boomsSince the post-pandemic recovery, domestic law firms have seen an increase in work in M&A, banking and finance, dispute resolution and regu...
- EY, PwC, Deloitte and KPMG to hand out over 230 promotionsWhile Deloitte has announced 60 partner promotions already, PwC, KPMG and EY have finalised their promotion lists but will announce them in...
- Senior partners, executives exiting BDO to join MazarsBoth firms are making differing claims on the number of people moving given that the process is underway.
- FTI Consultancy steps up hiring to expand in IndiaForensic investigators have seen a huge spurt in their revenues in the last few months due to a jump in the corporate investigations.
- Grant Thornton poaches 70 tech executivesGrant Thornton has poached five partners and 65 professionals from various technology companies and other firms to start its digital techno...
- Wary of client losses, Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG send notices to Ex-partnersAccording to people in the know, in the most recent case, KPMG has issued legal notices to some of the partners who joined Deloitte late la...
- EY, PwC, Deloitte and KPMG lose big as 800 mid and senior executives bid adieu in 2016Joining competition and poaching is common among the Big Four where sometimes the entire team has moved from one firm to another.
- Grant Thornton ropes in KPMG ex-partner Vasal to head tax business hereThis comes at a time when all the top firms are looking to increase their taxation practices in the next couple of years on the back of reg...
- Why the rise of partners in 'Big Four' accounting firms is not as dazzling as you might thinkIt used to take around 25 years for executives to be made partner. Now, they become partners in less than 15 years in firms like EY, PWC, K...
- Deloitte, PwC, EY, KPMG poach senior partners, executives from competitionIn the last three months, at least 20 partners along with their teams of about 150 professionals, have either joined competition or are act...
- War for talent: Senior executives continue shuffling between PwC, KPMG, EY and DeloittePwC has poached 5 top executives including partners and directors from KPMG’s private equity tax practice, in what is seen as a sign of esc...
- Big Four consultancies EY, PwC, Deloitte and KPMG fencing staff with stricter exit clauses"In PwC, we have had a six-month notice period policy for many years for partners and we are not planning to change it," said Deepak Kapoor...
- For partners, exiting the 'Big 4' consultancies might not be as easy as beforeThe idea of long notice periods is to see the partner doesn't take away the business or leak sensitive information.
- Cyril and Shardul poach top talent in biggest lawyer manhuntWith the Shroff brothers charting out independent destinies, a massive poaching war has begun involving some of the top legal firms and per...
- Battles for talent between PwC & KPMG may become a war soon30 mid-to-senior executives from PwC’s business consulting division resigned to join rival KPMG even as former poaches dozens from KPMG.
- Nasscom seeks to plug loopholes in hiring normsNasscom is headed for a clash with headhunters as it insists on stopping the practice of 'poaching' execs of its member cos. Infosys scramb...
- No-poaching bond for outgoing CEOsSenior executives are being asked to sign a legal document that says they will not poach from their former workplace. India Inc's hotshots ...
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