EY Plans Global Reorganization to Improve Cross-Border Offerings

Ernst & Young said Wednesday that it plans a major reorganization that will nearly halve its number of regions worldwide in a bid to offer international clients more integrated services.

The Big Four firm said that it would reduce its regions from 18 to 10 to make it easier to offer clients cross-border services. The plans are still in development and details won’t be finalized for a few more months, according to a spokesperson. The reorganization was first reported by the London-based Financial News.

• In an emailed statement, EY said that it was focusing investment on in-demand sectors such as ...