- Founded in October 1972, Ian Wilder and Robert Coe united forces in their small office in Grosvenor Place, Hyde Park and began their journey building a highly professional chartered accountancy firm
- Starting with only one employee, Wilder Coe expanded through organic growth and various acquisitions to grow into a 50 person firm that moved into their bigger, second home on Old Marylebone Road in 1987
- Through consistently building outstanding relationships with clients and becoming knowledgeable, skilful suppliers; Wilder Coe opened a second office in 1998 in Stevenage which is now the home of our Accounting Support Department
- Between 2004 and 2020, Wilder Coe was the London Member of Integra International and grew a strong presence within its international network of accountancy firms.
- With continued success, Wilder Coe took the jump to move from their home of nearly 30 years in the West End over to the heart of the City, Fenchurch Street, in November 2017
- In 2020, Wilder Coe established a new partnership with ETL Global UK and joins the ETL Global network to strengthen their presence on an international scale
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We appreciate how integral people and relationships are to every business and are passionate about supporting our diverse clients with their development.
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