<Ul> <Li> Arthur Andersen ( until its closure in 2002 for a conviction related to the Enron scandal which was later overturned by the US Supreme Court ) </Li> <Li> Arthur Young </Li> <Li> Coopers and Lybrand ( until 1973 Cooper Brothers in the UK and Lybrand , Ross Bros. , & Montgomery in the United States ) </Li> <Li> Ernst & Whinney ( until 1979 Ernst & Ernst in the United States and Whinney Murray in the UK ) </Li> <Li> Deloitte Haskins & Sells ( until 1978 Haskins & Sells in the United States and Deloitte & Co. in the UK ) </Li> <Li> Peat Marwick Mitchell ( later Peat Marwick , then KPMG ) </Li> <Li> Price Waterhouse </Li> <Li> Touche Ross </Li> </Ul>
<Ul> <Li> Arthur Andersen ( until its closure in 2002 for a conviction related to the Enron scandal which was later overturned by the US Supreme Court ) </Li> <Li> Arthur Young </Li> <Li> Coopers and Lybrand ( until 1973 Cooper Brothers in the UK and Lybrand , Ross Bros. , & Montgomery in the United States ) </Li> <Li> Ernst & Whinney ( until 1979 Ernst & Ernst in the United States and Whinney Murray in the UK ) </Li> <Li> Deloitte Haskins & Sells ( until 1978 Haskins & Sells in the United States and Deloitte & Co. in the UK ) </Li> <Li> Peat Marwick Mitchell ( later Peat Marwick , then KPMG ) </Li> <Li> Price Waterhouse </Li> <Li> Touche Ross </Li> </Ul>
who were the original big 8 accounting firms
who were the original big 8 accounting firms
Arthur Andersen Arthur Young Coopers and Lybrand Ernst & Whinney Deloitte Haskins & Sells Peat Marwick Mitchell Price Waterhouse Touche Ross
Arthur Andersen Arthur Young Coopers and Lybrand Ernst & Whinney Deloitte Haskins & Sells Peat Marwick Mitchell Price Waterhouse Touche Ross