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GLOBAL financial services network, Forvis Mazars (FM) is set to officially launch its operations in Zimbabwe on Thursday, filling a gap by the exit of the British professional services firm, Deloitte.
A merger between two leading professional services firms, FM is the result of a merger between the United States based firm, Forvis Mazars LLP, and Forvis Mazars Group SC, an international partnership operating in over 100 countries and territories.
FM specialises in audit, tax, and advisory services.
In a statement, the firm’s managing partner in Zimbabwe, Lovemore Kamuzangaza said their entry into the market not only brought the much-needed international expertise but served as a sign of the country’s positive economic prospects.
“Bringing operations to Zimbabwe is testament to the country’s economic potential. With a presence in a multitude of countries, Forvis Mazars Zimbabwe operations shall bring the vast experience and network of the global firm into the local market,” he said.
According to Kamuzangaza, the new network will swiftly unlock new mutually beneficial opportunities for their clients and team.
“Zimbabwe is a country with significant potential and a bright future. By bringing Forvis Mazars here, we are not just introducing a new firm; we are bringing a wealth of global expertise and resources that will help local enterprises thrive and grow,” he said.
“Fundamentally, Forvis Mazars is dedicated to listening to our clients, anticipating their challenges, and delivering an unparalleled client experience in all our endeavours.”
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