RSM US and RSM UK establish transatlantic partnership

Providing integrated services and global insights for the modern middle market

Middle market leaders increasingly require globally integrated services and solutions. We’re making a bold move to deliver these services. 

Together, RSM US, RSM UK, RSM Canada and RSM Ireland have established a new transatlantic partnership dedicated to serving our clients’ increasingly complex needs.

The move significantly expands the platform created by the U.S. and Canada with the launch of RSM Canada in 2017 to meet the growing needs of global middle market businesses.

This is just the beginning. The new structure is designed to be scalable to support a $10 billion (USD) multinational enterprise in the future. 

High-quality, tailored, client-centric experiences. Unencumbered by borders. This new partnership is designed to offer:

  • Seamless service delivery from the U.S., the UK, Canada, Ireland, India and El Salvador
  • A strong presence in the global financial centers of New York, London and Toronto
  • Innovative cross-border services, solutions and insights

A global powerhouse of services, knowledge and resources for the modern middle market.

23,000 professionals, $5billion combined revenue, 6 countries, 1 transatlantic organization for the middle market

Subject to final regulatory approvals.

References to a new transatlantic partnership mean a limited liability partnership to be formed before January 1, 2026, that serves a centralized governance role based on certain authority delegated by RSM US, RSM Canada, RSM UK and RSM Ireland (the “Related Firms”). The new transatlantic partnership will not service clients or otherwise engage in business activities. Each Related Firm will remain a separate legal entity for legal, regulatory and tax purposes. References to “enterprise,” “platform,” “us,” “we,” “our” and the like, mean each of the Related Firms operating under the new centralized governance structure, and should not, under any circumstances, be interpreted to mean that the Related Firms are anything other than separate legal entities for legal, regulatory and tax purposes. References to “combined” or similar terms mean aggregated (i.e., sum of the) results of the Related Firms.

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