iscover Forvis Mazars launches new division
BusinessThe Australian office of Forvis Mazars will see an expanded advisory capability and network from the addition.
According to the firm, the creation of its new disputes and investigations division responds to growing demand in the Australian market.
Handling challenges including litigation, arbitrations, investigations, compliance matters, risk prevention and mitigation, investigations and advisory services, Forvis Mazars looks to deliver support through the lifecycle of a business and personal affairs.
Speaking about the firm’s services, managing partner Matthew Ashley said: “For many years, we have supported our clients with disputes and investigations services, drawing on our global expertise and international network. However, in today’s fast-paced business environment, the ability to anticipate risks, respond to emerging challenges, and respond to emerging challenges, and support recovery and resolution efficiently has become even more vital for our clients.”
He continued: “With the launch of our locally based Disputes and Investigations division, we are now able to provide businesses with efficient, clear, actionable guidance at every stage, whether that’s preventing issues, addressing them as they arise, or guiding organisations through resolution.”
“Our new disputes and investigations division brings together practical, on-the-ground knowledge and international experience, ensuring robust and reliable outcomes tailored precisely to our clients’ needs.”
Forvis Mazars partner, Christopher Cicutto, added: A key strength of our approach lies in the close collaboration between our Disputes and Investigations specialists and colleagues across audit, tax, advisory and consulting. This integrated model allows us to deliver solutions that are both comprehensive and precisely aligned to the unique challenges businesses face, ensuring our clients benefit from proactive as well as reactive support.”
The firm particularly highlighted an ability to deliver tailored, efficient guidance that maintains operational continuity, safeguards discretion and provides results for Australian organisations.
The Australian office of Forvis Mazars will see an expanded advisory capability and network from the addition.
According to the firm, the creation of its new disputes and investigations division responds to growing demand in the Australian market.
Handling challenges including litigation, arbitrations, investigations, compliance matters, risk prevention and mitigation, investigations and advisory services, Forvis Mazars looks to deliver support through the lifecycle of a business and personal affairs.
Speaking about the firm’s services, managing partner Matthew Ashley said: “For many years, we have supported our clients with disputes and investigations services, drawing on our global expertise and international network. However, in today’s fast-paced business environment, the ability to anticipate risks, respond to emerging challenges, and respond to emerging challenges, and support recovery and resolution efficiently has become even more vital for our clients.”
He continued: “With the launch of our locally based Disputes and Investigations division, we are now able to provide businesses with efficient, clear, actionable guidance at every stage, whether that’s preventing issues, addressing them as they arise, or guiding organisations through resolution.”
“Our new disputes and investigations division brings together practical, on-the-ground knowledge and international experience, ensuring robust and reliable outcomes tailored precisely to our clients’ needs.”
Forvis Mazars partner, Christopher Cicutto, added: A key strength of our approach lies in the close collaboration between our Disputes and Investigations specialists and colleagues across audit, tax, advisory and consulting. This integrated model allows us to deliver solutions that are both comprehensive and precisely aligned to the unique challenges businesses face, ensuring our clients benefit from proactive as well as reactive support.”
The firm particularly highlighted an ability to deliver tailored, efficient guidance that maintains operational continuity, safeguards discretion and provides results for Australian organisations.
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