A leading Cumbrian accountancy firm has announced that it has strengthened international capabilities through its membership of CharterGroup, which has partnered with Abacus Worldwide.
Lamont Pridmore said its collaboration offered its clients unparalleled access to global expertise, elevating the firm’s ability to provide high-level advice and experience beyond what is typical for a firm of its size.
As a founder member of CharterGroup, one of the UK’s premier alliances of independent accountancy firms, Lamont Pridmore already enjoys a close-knit network of trusted professionals across the country.
This membership allows the firm to deliver exceptional services, leveraging shared training programmes, sector-specific insights, and advanced technology solutions.
With the addition of Abacus Worldwide, an international association of accounting, consulting, and legal firms, Lamont Pridmore’s clients now benefit from seamless access to trusted advisors in key global markets.
This partnership enables the firm to support UK-based businesses seeking to expand internationally and international enterprises looking to invest and grow in the UK.
“Through our partnership with CharterGroup and Abacus Worldwide, we are delighted to offer our clients a truly global perspective,” said Graham Lamont, CEO at Lamont Pridmore.
“We take pride in delivering personalised services while now offering access to a level of expertise and international reach that rivals much larger firms.”
From complex transactions and restructuring to strategic personal tax advice, Lamont Pridmore is uniquely positioned to help businesses, and their owners navigate the challenges and opportunities of a global economy.
Graham added: “”If you need an accountant or lawyer anywhere in the world, we can provide access to a CharterGroup or Abacus Worldwide member with the necessary expertise.
“Within the UK, our reach and capabilities rival those of a Top 10 firm, but with the personalised service of a family-run practice. This unique combination truly sets us apart in the marketplace.”
