International Business Centers
International Business Centres (IBCs) are gateways that channel all the resources of the Grant Thornton International network to clients through a single point of contact in the world’s financial hubs.
Partners in member firms experienced in trans-national business facilitate introductions to clients considering a business expansion into an unfamiliar jurisdiction, seek information from experts, and monitor and oversee the information exchange to help clients receive the answers they need – when they need them.
Through our International Business Centers, we work in partnership with our clients to plan their strategies, tailored directly to their industry, goals and company, and to make virtually seamless the international accounting, taxation and management consulting services we deliver.
These IBCs are run by a director with significant international expertise and staffed by experienced and knowledgeable international professionals who provide a gateway to Grant Thornton’s offices throughout the world.
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• Argentina • Australia • Brazil • Canada • China • Denmark • France |
• Germany • India • Ireland • Israel • Japan • Mexico • Netherlands |
• Singapore • South Africa • Spain • Sweden • UK • US |
Getting a new international operation up and running in an unfamiliar environment can be fraught with difficulty.
Whether the company is already running extensive international operations, making its first overseas acquisition, or simply opening an office in a new market, timely advice is vital.
Assurance. Integrated service offerings.
We are enthusiastic about the role of assurance and its ability to deliver value to business leaders and the investing public. Assurance is a growing business at the hearth of Grant Thornton. And, for every client, it is fundamental and increasing need.
When opportunity arrives, we’ll help you pursue it.
The financial barriers that once stood between nations have all but disappeared. National economies are uniting in a truly global market. These are vibrant times – of transition, reforms, mergers and acquisitions, alliances and divestitures.