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International Directory March 2016 International Directory March 2016 Moore Stephens International Limited Contact Names: Chairman Richard Moore [email protected] Chief Operating Officer Michael Hathorn [email protected] Director of Sales Charlie Newby [email protected] International Liaison Manager Sarah Skeels-Smith [email protected] Senior International Administrator Heather Deacon [email protected] Marketing Manager Victoria Littler [email protected] Marketing Executive Janice Moreland [email protected] 150 Aldersgate Street London EC1A 4AB England, U.K. Telephone: +44 (0) 20 7334 9191 Facsimile: +44 (0) 20 7651 1637 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.moorestephens.com Business Development Leon Hou [email protected] 20F Yueda Plaza 889 Wanhangdu Road Jing’an District Shanghai 200042 The People’s Republic of China Telephone: +86 (21) 6290 5855 Facsimile: +86 (21) 6290 5899 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.moorestephens.com CONTENTS Introduction 2 Committees 5 Regional Executive Offices 7 Index 11 International Direct Dialling Codes 18 World Time Zones 19 2016/2017 Calendar 20 Member Firms 21 Correspondent/Associated Firms 218 E-mail Country Codes 226 Personal Contact Details 227 WORLDWIDE STATISTICS Fee Members and Principals income correspondents Countries Firms Offices and staff US$m Africa 6 20 25 852 26.5 Asia Pacific region 15 25 56 3,434 88.5 Australasia region 2 15 22 791 98.2 China region 1 4 48 4,922 304.0 Europe region 44 145 302 8,513 863.5 Latin America region 17 26 36 1,215 36.9 Middle East region 14 17 29 706 27.2 North America region* 7 48 139 7,180 1,215.2 106 300 657 27,613 2,660.0 *Includes Bermuda and The Caribbean The information in this directory is correct at the time of going to press (March 2016) © Moore Stephens International Limited 2016 This directory lists the firms and companies that are members of Moore Stephens International Limited, correspondent firms and, in the case of North America, all listed firms are members of Moore Stephens North America, which is itself a member of Moore Stephens International Limited. All the firms and companies listed are independent entities, owned and managed in each location. Neither their membership of Moore Stephens International Limited nor their inclusion in this directory should be construed as constituting or implying any partnership between them. 1 IntrodUction The Membership of Moore Stephens International Limited “MSIL” at the time of going to press – March 2016 – comprises 299 leading independent accounting and consulting firms with a total of 657 offices across 106 countries. Details of current MSIL membership can be accessed through the Moore Stephens International website at www.moorestephens.com under “Locations”. A wide range of professional services has been developed by the member firms over the 110 years since Moore Stephens was first founded to assist clients in meeting their cross-border commercial objectives. These are complemented by local services in each country to the same high standard of personal service that is the Moore Stephens tradition. Services are provided in compliance with relevant national legislation and professional regulation. Les membres de Moore Stephens International Limited “MSIL” à la mise à jour – mars 2016 – sont constitués de 299 cabinets comptables et conseils indépendants reprenant un total de 657 bureaux situés dans 106 pays différents. Les références des membres actuels de MSIL sont accessibles sur le site internet de Moore Stephens www.moorestephens.com sous la rubrique “localisation”. Depuis que Moore Stephens a été fondé il y a 110 ans, les sociétés membres ont développé une large gamme de services professionnels, avec pour objectif d’assister les clients dans la réalisation de leurs objectifs commerciaux à travers le monde. Ceci a été complété par la mise en place de services locaux dans chaque pays, offrant un service personnalisé et de grande qualité, comme l’exige la tradition Moore Stephens. Les services sont fournis conformément à la législation nationale et aux règlements professionnels applicables. Zum Zeitpunkt der Drucklegung, im März 2016, umfasst das Netzwerk Moore Stephens International Limited “MSIL” 299 führende unabhängige Wirtschaftsprüfungs- und beratungsfirmen mit insgesamt 657 Büros in 106 Ländern. Detaillierte Informationen der aktuellen Mitgliedsfirmen sind auf der Moore Stephens International Internet-Seite www.moorestephens.com unter “Locations” erhältlich. Während der 110 Jahre seit der Gründung von Moore Stephens haben die selbständigen Mitgliedsfirmen eine große Palette professioneller Dienstleistungen entwickelt, um Mandanten bei ihrer Arbeit über Grenzen hinweg zu unterstützen und zwar mit dem Standard, der bei Moore Stephens Tradition ist. Dienstleistungen werden unter Einhaltung maßgeblicher nationaler Gesetze und berufsrechtlicher Vorgaben erbracht. 2 En el momento de publicación de este directorio – Marzo de 2016 –, la afiliación a Moore Stephens International Limited “MSIL” contaba con 299 firmas punteras independientes de auditores y consultores con un total de 657 oficinas en 106 países. Detalle actualizado de la afiliación a MSIL puede encontrarse en la página Web www.moorestephens.com en el apartado “Locations”. La firma ha desarrollado un extenso abanico de servicios profesionales a través de los 110 años transcurridos desde que se creó Moore Stephens, con el objetivo de ayudar a los clientes a alcanzar sus objetivos internacionales. En cada país, los servicios locales complementan a los internacionales, siempre al elevado nivel personal y profesional que ha sido siempre tradición de Moore Stephens. Los servicios se prestan de acuerdo a la legislación nacional y a la regulación profesional relevante. Il Gruppo Moore Stephens International Limited “MSIL”, alla data di stampa della presente Guida – Marzo 2016 – riunisce più di 299 tra società di revisione, consulenza e studi professionali, totalmente indipendenti tra loro, per un totale di 657 uffici in 106 Paesi. E’ possibile visionare tutte le informazioni circa il Gruppo MSIL collegandosi al sito internet www.moorestephens.com e cliccando sul link “Locations”. Da quando Moore Stephens è stata fondata – 110 anni fa – le società e gli studi membri hanno sviluppato una larga gamma di servizi professionali con lo scopo di assistere i clienti nella realizzazione dei loro obiettivi anche attraverso Paesi diversi nel mondo. Cosicchè in ogni Paese possono essere utilizzati servizi professionali allo stesso livello di qualità del servizio personalizzato che è nella tradizione di Moore Stephens. I servizi sono offerti nel rispetto della legislazione nazionale e della regolamentazione professionale. À data da publicação deste directório, Março de 2016, a sociedade Moore Stephens International Limited (MSIL) integra 299 empresas independentes de auditoria e consultoria com um total de 657 escritórios situados em 106 países diferentes. Para mais informações sobre as empresas associadas da MSIL consulte o website da Moore Stephens International em www.moorestephens.com no link “Locations”. Desde que foi constituída, há mais de 110 anos, os membros da organização têm vindo a desenvolver uma grande variedade de serviços profissionais, com o objectivo de contribuir para ajudar os seus clientes a alcançarem os objectivos comerciais. Os serviços prestados a nível internacional são complementados por serviços personalizados de elevado nível profissional, que aliás é a tradição da Moore Stephens. Os serviços são prestados em conformidade com a legislação e as normas profissionais nacionais aplicáveis. 3 IntrodUction На момент выхода в печать справочника «март 2016 года» сеть Моор Стивенс Интернэшнл Лимитед («МСИЛ») включала 299 ведущих независимых бухгалтерских и консалтинговых фирм с 657 офисами в 106 странах. Информацию о текущем состоянии сети МСИЛ можно получить на международном вэбсайте www.moorestephens.com в разделе «Locations». Широкий диапазон профессиональных услуг разработан фирмами-членами за более чем 110 лет с даты основания Моор Стивенс, с целью оказания содействия клиентам в осуществлении их международных коммерческих задач. Эти услуги дополняются местными услугами в каждой стране на том же высоком уровне персонального обслуживания, которые стали традицией Моор Стивенс. Услуги предоставляются в соответствии с соответствующим национальным законодательством и нормативно-правовым регулированием профессиональной деятельности. 马 施 云 国 际 有 限 公 司 成 员 所 集 团 (MSIL) 于 付 印 日 期 - 2016 年 三 月 份 - 在 全 球 的 106 个 国 家 内 的 299 家 领 先 的 独 立 会 计 和 咨 询 公 司 一 共 设 有 657 个 办 事 处 . 查 看 目 前 MSIL 成 员 所 的 最 新 资 料 可 以 浏 览 马 施 云 国 际 网 址 www.moorestephens.com 中 Locations 网 页. 马 施 云 110 年 来 透 过 旗 下 成 员 所 为 客 户 提 供 多 类 专 业 服 务, 协 助 客 户 达 成 其 跨 国 商 业 目 标 . 而 旗 下 的 办 事 处 遍 设 世 界 各 地 ， 故 可 为 客 户 提 供 同 等 高 水 平 及 殷 切 的 服 务 ， 这 也 是 马 施 云 多 年 来 所 建 立 的 传 统 . 在遵守国家有关法律和专业监管下提供服务. ان أعضاء مور ستيفنس انترناشيونال المحدودة تضم حتى اذار 2016 , 299 مكتب رائد في المحاسبة واﻹستشارات ما مجموعه 657 مكتب موزعين حول 106 دولة ان الموقع اﻹلكتروني www.moorestephens.com يتضمن كافة التفاصيل عن هذه العضوية . تم تطوير مجموعة واسعة من الخدمات المهنية من قبل الشركات الﻷعضاء على مر ال 110 سنة منذتأسيس مور ستيفنس كمرحلة اولى, لمساعدة العمﻻء على تحقيق اهدافها التجارية حول العالم وتستكمل بخدمات محلية في كل بلد مع الحفاظ على نفس المعايير العالية التي تقدمها مور ستيفنس والتي تعتبر من تقاليدها ان جمبع الخدمات المتوفرة تمتثل بالتشريعات والقوانين المحلية واﻷنظمة المهنية 4 COMMITTEES International Policy Committee Richard Moore Chairman Andrew J. Armanino - North America Don Boyd - Australasia Louis Grassi - North America LIANG Chun - China Mauricio Durango Pérez - Latin America Herjanto Lutanto - Asia Pacific Frans Verschelden - Europe International Technical Committee Michael Hathorn - Europe/MSIL Chairman Leonie Du Raan - Africa Helen H. L. Tang - Asia Pacific David Stevens - Australasia ZHOU Long (Joe) - China Florian Eder - Europe Luis E.
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