Mazars acquires Corality

acquisition

13 July 2016
| By Staff |
image
image
expand image

International audit, accountancy, audit and tax consultancy company, Mazars has announced this week it is to acquire Sydney-based financial modelling, audit and training firm, Corality Financial Group.

The transaction is scheduled for completing in August and will extend Mazar's footprint further into the Asia Pacific.

Corality is a privately-owned financial modelling practice founded in Sydney with offices in London and New York, employing more than 40 staff.

According to the transaction announcement, the combination of Mazars' project finance team and Corality will create a unique offer to the infrastructure finance market and the number one ranked model auditor, globally.

Commenting on the transaction, international board member and Mazars UK senior partner, Phil Verity said it represented a significant strategic move for Mazars that would enable it to increase its footprint in infrastructure finance and to partner with clients in any jurisdiction from Asia Pacific to EMEA, to the Americas.

Read more about:

AUTHOR

Recommended for you

sub-bgsidebar subscription

Never miss the latest news and developments in wealth management industry

MARKET INSIGHTS

Completely agree Peter. The definition of 'significant change is circumstances relevant to the scope of the advice' is s...

3 weeks ago

This verdict highlights something deeply wrong and rotten at the heart of the FSCP. We are witnessing a heavy-handed, op...

3 weeks 5 days ago

Interesting. Would be good to know the details of the StrategyOne deal....

1 month ago

Insignia Financial has confirmed it is considering a preliminary non-binding proposal received from a US private equity giant to acquire the firm. ...

5 days 18 hours ago

Six of the seven listed financial advice licensees have reported positive share price growth in 2024, with AMP and Insignia successfully reversing earlier losses. ...

1 day 9 hours ago

A former Brisbane financial adviser has been charged with 26 counts of dishonest conduct regarding a failure to disclose he would receive substantial commission payments ...

4 weeks 1 day ago