Accounting firm and Findex subsidiary, Crowe Horwath, has changed its name to that of its parent company, Findex.
The rebrand would see all the firm’s services brought together under the one banner, which would aim to provide an improved and streamlined client experience throughout its network.
Findex has owned and operated Crowe Horwath since 2015, and the firm said while its name would be changing, its teams and locations would not.
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