Deloitte will create at least 1,000 new jobs outside of London in an effort to join the rush of City firms expanding beyond the capital.
By 2027, Deloitte expects to create approximately 3,500 new jobs in its consulting division as part of a larger £220mln investment, the Telegraph reports.
Anne-Marie Malley, head of consulting at Deloitte UK, told the Telegraph, "We are responding to client demand by growing our headcount rapidly over the next few years, starting with a record graduate and apprentice intake this year.
"We are committed to creating thousands of new jobs in the UK to support our clients across a raft of industries and subsectors, with at least a third of new hires coming from outside of London," added Malley.
"We plan on meeting these targets through a combination of organic growth across the UK and acquisitions."
Deloitte reported record revenues last week of £51.5bn, up nearly 20% from last year, as tech consulting boomed.
City firms are expanding outside London as wages rise in the capital.
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) said last week it was preparing to lease an 800-seat office in Birmingham for 10 years, with WeWork offices regularly used by the banker for its 230 employees.
But the bank is also launching its biggest round of job cuts since the onset of the pandemic.
Citigroup Inc (NYSE:C)'s Belfast office, which employs 3,700 people, is also set to have an addition of 400 jobs.