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The term is also commonly used in banking, in different contexts. For example, referring to the four largest banks in a given country or a given region. | The term is also commonly used in banking, in different contexts. | ||
For example, referring to the four largest banks in a given country or a given region. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Big data]] | |||
*[[Challenger bank]] | |||
*[[Deloitte]] | *[[Deloitte]] | ||
*[[EY]] | *[[EY]] | ||
*[[KPMG]] | *[[KPMG]] | ||
*[[PwC]] | *[[PwC]] | ||
Revision as of 11:52, 24 August 2016
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In the professional services context, the Big 4 usually refers to the four largest international professional services firms and auditors.
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The term is also commonly used in banking, in different contexts.
For example, referring to the four largest banks in a given country or a given region.
