Richter LLP


Richter LLP is one of the largest independent financial consulting firms in Canada. The firm offers accounting and business advisory services, primarily to public and privately owned mid-sized companies, entrepreneurs, and high net worth families. Headquartered in Montreal, with additional offices in Toronto and Chicago, it includes close to 60 partners and 500 employees.
In 2014, The Bottom Line magazine listed Richter as the ninth-largest accounting services firm in Canada. The Financial Post also listed Richter in its annual listing of the Top 500 companies in Canada in 2010. In 2019, Richter ranked amongst the 500 most important companies in Quebec, according to Les Affaires.
The firm has been named one of Montreal's Top Employers eleven times since 2008, a regional award for Canada's Top 100 Employers, as well as one of Canada's Top Employers for Young People four times since 2010 and one of "Canada's Top Small and Medium Employers" in 2014, 2015 and 2019. It was also selected as a Regional Winner, Quebec and Atlantic Canada, for Canada's Most Admired Corporate Cultures in 2010.

Services and Industries

Beyond accounting work, Richter specializes in wealth management, tax, internal audit, risk management and advisory services, business valuation, litigation support and forensic accounting, insolvency and restructuring, enterprise support, First Nations and Aboriginal advisory services, and estate planning.
Richter Family Office is one of Canada’s largest multi-family offices and was established in 2001.
Between its offices in Montreal and Toronto, Richter serves a variety of industries, including the innovation and technology sector, manufacturing and distribution, real estate and construction, and retail.

History

In 1926, Cecil Usher, a young graduate of McGill University, joined his friend, William Richter, to form an accounting practice in downtown Montréal. The firm has grown substantially in the years since; 2016 has marked the firm's 90th anniversary.
Like any business in operation for almost a century, Richter has greatly evolved over the years. Its history can be measured by a number of important milestones: