Banking & capital markets
Solutions to support banks in a complex market.
The banking sector faces significant regulatory challenges, technological disruption and shifting consumer habits. In a very uncertain and volatile economic environment and with sustainable finance gaining prominence as banks and regulators develop new ideas, adjusting business models and embracing disruption is key. Our integrated team of banking & capital markets experts can provide you with the insights and guidance to navigate a changing landscape.
Our approach
Disruption and regulatory change are well established themes in the banking sector. Combined with increasing cost pressures, changing consumer behaviour and new political and economic challenges, the sector is not short of risks and opportunities. As the market evolves, it is essential that banks have the tools to recalibrate their business and operating models, meet the demands of a complex regulatory environment, and embed sustainability at the heart of their activities.
At Mazars Luxembourg, our banking & capital markets team features senior professionals who offer deep insights into the industry. We understand the complexity of regulatory, economic and political changes affecting financial institutions, and provide advice and solutions that lead to robust decisions.
Our clients include some of the world's largest banks and we work with the entire industry value chain. With banking and capital markets specialists around the world, we offer local market experience working with a single integrated platform that ensures the guidance you receive from us is the right fit for your objectives.
When you partner with us, we can offer guidance on:
- Regulatory reforms and issues
- Globalisation, new technologies, business and operating model changes
- Combining, restructuring, monitoring in a complex environment.
Our team is made up of banking and capital markets specialists who have the international, regional and local regulatory knowledge and technical expertise to deliver a wide range of solutions in an integrated way. We work in a collaborative fashion that brings together our multidisciplinary team across geographies and an variety of specialisms.
Our dedicated banking & capital markets service covers:
- Audit and assurance
- Regulation and compliance
- Risk management
- Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Finance and operational effectiveness
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Konstantinos Iatridis Partner - Financial Services
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Financial reporting of European banks H1 2023
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Financial reporting of European banks study 2023
How are Expected Credit Losses of European banks impacted by increasingly common unprecedented events?
Financial reporting of European banks study H1 '22
A focus on Expected Credit Losses in a context of persistent macroeconomic uncertainties
Financial reporting of European banks study 2022
What are the lessons learnt from the Covid-19 impact on ECL of banks in Europe?
2021 financial reporting of European banks study
How has Covid-19 affected the financial performance of banks in Europe?
Sustainable finance policy tracker
Financial services organisations around the world are rethinking how they work in order to better embed sustainability into their business models. At the same time, climate stress tests are entering the mainstream in many jurisdictions. But even though regulation is fast developing, there is still a lack of consistency in the methods used and the extent of the commitments.
Les banques au cœur des enjeux climatiques
Fabien Delante et Guillaume Brousse, tous deux associés Audit chez Mazars Luxembourg, s'expriment sur les évolutions règlementaires pour les banques.