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For the second year running, Mazars is the proud sponsor of the Global Goals Yearbook, a publication in support of the Sustainable Development Goals and the advancement of corporate sustainability globally. It offers proactive and in-depth information on key sustainability issues and promotes unique and comprehensive knowledge-exchange and learning in the spirit of the SDGs and the Ten Principles of the UN Global Compact

Mazars publishes global study ‘The Future of Telcos: winning the client experience, the case of mobile financial services’

11 juillet 2019 - Mazars, cabinet international d'audit et de conseil, annonce ce jour la création de « Mazars North America Alliance ».

Mazars’ hospitality community, together with international experts, are pleased to launch our Global Study on AI in the Hospitality Industry. New technologies around Artificial Intelligence are set to dramatically change how the hospitality industry operates in the future, notably revolutionising the guest experience and optimising business operations.

It is with great pleasure that we announce that Mazars has joined the UN Free and Equal Campaign. This United Nations’ global campaign is aimed to protect LBGTI members in the workplace against homophobia and transphobia. At Mazars, one of our core values is diversity & respect, therefore this message resonates directly with us. We are happy to have a work environment that is inclusive for all and we make sure to uphold this wherever in the world we are present.

Mazars has the pleasure to launch the 2019 edition of US Water Industry Outlook. In this edition, we continue to provide our perspective on key topics surrounding operations, finance and future trends in water services.

Shedding a light on a topic of deep interest to Mazars, we commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit to examine the relationship between regulation and sustainability. In this article, the way in which sustainability can be both measured and encouraged via regulation is researched, as well as the differences between countries and regions in adopting sustainable practices.

Regulation can be a powerful force in driving sustainable practices amongst businesses – from corporate reporting to mandatory action. But what are the right metrics for sustainability and who should be responsible for tracking them? The response to these questions may be different based on geography, sector and market segment.

As the call for increased transparency and accountability from companies on their environmental, social and governance efforts continues, companies spend significant time and effort in identifying how to consistently capture meaningful and reliable non-financial data to share with their stakeholders. Digital solutions could offer them support in this challenge.

Based on the success of our 2013 global study, Mazars conducted at the end of 2018 an internal worldwide survey among the so called ‘GenZ’ to get to know them better, instead of relying on general assumptions portrayed in the wider media.