Financial audit
Enhancing management oversight and strengthening stakeholder relationships
Audit & assurance
Services
Audit & assurance
Independence and rigour that provides confidence and transparency for stakeholders and society
In the fast-moving world of business, comprehensive and objective auditing continues to be invaluable. Building public trust in company reporting enhances confidence that enables business relationships and facilitates efficient capital allocation, promoting investment and growth.
Our approach
We offer a distinctive, human-centric approach that goes beyond compliance, with an integrated structure that allows us to work seamlessly as one team. We serve regional, national and international companies of all sizes and structures by combining the right people with the right skills for every engagement, leveraging our collective knowledge and using consistent tools and methodologies.
Through our audit and assurance work, we deliver insight and promote transparency. We believe constructive challenge, based on mutual trust and respect, builds confidence in how organisations report to their stakeholders.
It is this robust approach that ensures a Mazars audit delivers full benefits to a company, its shareholders and its other stakeholders. It also ensures maximum benefit for society, contributing to the development of sustainable businesses and economies.
Corporate reporting
Tell your story effectively and transparently to all your stakeholders
Independent assurance & reviews
Confident decision-making fuelled by reliable information and processes
Training services
Tailored technical training for your specific needs
Our experts
Rick Chan Managing Partner & Head of Audit & Assurance APAC
Narissa Chen Partner, Head of Audit & Assurance Singapore
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