MinterEllison is set to hire seven consulting partners from PwC in the largest single raid on the big four consulting firm since the tax leaks scandal.
The new partners will almost double the size of Minters’ consulting division when they join in October, as law firms continue their push into the advisory market, despiteMinterEllison’s head of consulting, Victoria Hepburn, said the hires were a response to client demand for “integrated” services and would focus on financial services governance, risk and compliance., have opened and expanded non-legal advisory arms in an attempt to lock down a greater proportion of clients’ advisory budgets.
“We’ve been doing for a long time, and our competitors have observed it to be a good strategy and many of them have picked it up as well.”
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