Forvis Mazars has been present on the African continent for over 45 years, providing bespoke solutions to clients of all sizes across a broad range of sectors. Today Forvis Mazars continues to support key local, regional and global players from 40+ offices in 25 countries and is the second audit and advisory firm on the continent. [1]
With more than 2,900 professionals based in the major hubs of the continent, Forvis Mazars efficiently combines local insights with global perspectives to offer clients a seamless experience across Africa. Our people offer expert advice and develop tailor-made solutions to help clients overcome complex challenges and succeed, wherever they operate in Africa.
How we can help
We offer a broad range of services designed to meet your needs in:
Where we are in Africa
Forvis Mazars is present in 25 countries in Africa and can support clients in three additional countries via correspondent agreements. Visit our country websites.
[1] Source : International Accounting Bulletin, Issue 654 World Survey, March 2024
[2] Where permitted under applicable country laws.
Mazars, the international accounting and advisory firm, is proud to sponsor the awards ceremony of the Africa CEO Forum for the second year running. The ceremony will be one of the highlights of the event, which will be taking place on 9-10 March 2020 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
Mazars, the international accounting and advisory firm, is proud to sponsor the Africa CEO Forum awards. The awards ceremony will be one of the highlights of this event, which will be taking place on 25-26 March in Kigali, Rwanda.
Solutions to help banks thrive in a complex market
09/10/2019 Dynamic and complex by nature, mobile financial services are delivering innovation and life-changing opportunities around the world.
Africa’s decisive transformation is gaining speed, driven by entrepreneurship and innovation. By giving increased access to new ideas, knowledge and technologies, the digital revolution is playing a key role in the emergence of innovation on the continent.
This study conducted by Mazars and Morgan Philips, unveiled during the 2016 edition of the Africa CEO Forum, draws on new research to identify both the key drivers of success for current African executives and how these will evolve as Millennials take the lead.
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