Press releases
You will find here all Mazars press releases.
Luxury fashion business model transforming to better harness technology and circularity
Mazars joins the Arianee project consortium
Mazars rebrand marks key milestones
Paris, 21 October 2020: Mazars, the international audit, tax and advisory firm, today unveils its new global brand identity in over 90 countries and territories, marking a key milestone in the firm’s evolution. The rebrand reflects Mazars’ aspiration to bring choice and a different perspective to the audit, tax and advisory market, and reaffirms its commitment to building a fair, prosperous and sustainable world.
Mazars University receives highest independent accreditation
Paris, 30 September: Mazars University receives highest independent accreditation - adding to firm’s reputation for learning
Responsible banking practices
Responsible banking practices: greater integration of ESG factors needed according to benchmark study from Mazars
Central banks make slow progress on gender diversity
London, 5 March: Central banks and other official financial institutions are implementing measures to improve gender diversity within their ranks, but still count too few women in senior roles.
Central banks plan radical regulatory changes to tackle climate crisis – time for banks to get ready
February 19, 2020: Mazars, the international audit and advisory firm, and OMFIF, the independent think tank for central banking, economic policy and public investment, today reveal how central banks and regulators are responding to the climate crisis.
Mazars reports outstanding performance in 2019
15 January 2020: Mazars, the international audit and advisory firm, today announces revenues of €1.8 billion in its 2018/2019 financial year (1 September 2018 - 31 August 2019), up 10.4% (excluding Forex impact of +0.2%) compared to the previous financial year. The increase in revenues was supported by a strong 9.0% organic growth, complemented by a positive external growth of +1.3%.
Future of Telcos press release
Mazars announces the release of the Mazars Mobile Payments Index, which identifies those markets worldwide where mobile financial services opportunities are the greatest. In the Index – which analyses 17 markets and ten variables related to consumer behaviour, mobile payment penetration, and regulation and infrastructure - China, the US and the UK emerged as the markets with the most potential; South Africa, Mexico and India ranked bottom of the Index