Baker Tilly International has risen to become the eighth-largest global accounting network, according to the latest International Accounting Bulletin World Survey.
The network reported record global revenues of US$6.8 billion for last year, representing a 21.3% increase over 2024.
Baker Tilly claims it has grown by nearly 70% over the last five years, with the 2025 expansion occurring across all regions and service lines.
CEO Francesca Lagerberg attributed the results to a combination of organic growth and acquisitions, noting that the network recently launched a new global strategy through to 2030.
“Organic and inorganic growth in revenues across the network in 2025 was a remarkable achievement given the challenges faced by the professional services market.
“This year promises to be equally exciting with more learning and experimentation into how we harness the power of technology to continue to give our clients and our people the very best experience.
“Ultimately, our success reflects the hard work of the leaders and people across the network and their focus on building strong, personal, long-term relationships with clients, understanding their businesses and providing proactive, value-added services.
“In the week that we have launched our new global strategy to 2030, we can look to the future – and significant further growth – with tremendous confidence.”
Ewan Spraggon, Managing Director at Baker Tilly Channel Islands, has highlighted the demand across the Channel Islands is being driven by a complex concoction of digital assets and the evolving regulatory environment.
“This global milestone reflects the strength of the Baker Tilly network and its continued momentum across key markets. In the Channel Islands, we’ve seen strong growth over the past year, with revenue up over 21%, driven by increasing demand for high-quality, director-led advice across assurance, tax and advisory.
“Over the last 5 years, our firm has grown by nearly 200%, with significant progress across all service lines.
“As Jersey and Guernsey continue to evolve as international finance centres, particularly in areas such as digital assets and an increasingly complex regulatory environment, clients are placing greater value on responsive, locally led expertise backed by global capability.
“Being part of a top 10 network allows us to combine that local insight with international reach, ensuring we are well positioned to support our clients’ ambitions, now and into the future.”