Finance

Henley: James Cowper merges with Cave Harper

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Thames Valley accountant and business adviser James Cowper has announced it is to merge with Cave Harper, one of Henley’s leading accountancy practices and a specialist in private client work.

The practice, previously part of the long-established firm, Spencer Ell, specialises in the management of trusts, landed estates and private client tax. All 12 staff will transfer to James Cowper and the Henley office will continue to be run by partner, Anne Menzies.

“Cave Harper is a niche practice whose client profile fits well with James Cowper’s private client expertise,” said Adrian Rann, James Cowper managing partner.

“One of our strategic objectives has been to grow our presence in the private client sector and this merger gives us a high profile platform in Henley where we see tremendous potential for further growth.”

The two firms have a long-standing professional association, with Cave Harper referring clients to James Cowper when it has needed specific services or advice.

Cave Harper partner, Anne Menzies, says she believes the merger secures the future of the firm which has grown predominantly through client recommendations and professional referrals.

“We know, from experience, that we share a mutual outlook as to levels of client service,” she said. “Our clients will benefit from us being part of a larger firm and the access to services and marketing support that brings.”

James Cowper has 170 staff with offices in Reading, Oxford and Newbury and is one of the largest independent accountancy firms in the Thames Valley.

TBM Team

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