Mazars in Singapore has developed a financial advisory taskforce which can assist your firm in the context of the Covid-19 outbreak and its consequences on your business environment. Whether you are a Singaporean entity, or an international entity active in Singapore, our advisors proposes tailor-made solutions to support you in the following areas, contributing to the resilience, protection and continuity of your business. As a regional hub, we are also able to coordinate a one-team approach across Asia Pacific to handle any of these services.
HOW MAZARS FINANCIAL ADVISORY CAN HELP YOUR COMPANY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE COVID-19 OUTBREAK?
| Tax Planning Advisory | - Day-to-day tax advisory support
- Monitoring of the local tax environment and its consequences on your business in the context of the Covid-19 outbreak
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| Debt Advisory | - Appraising current funding and loans in place and alternative options/structures following the Covid-19 outbreak
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| Cash Flow & Working Capital Management Advisory | - Supporting clients’ short-term strategic business planning
- Understanding cash and working capital requirements during the Covid-19 outbreak
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| Government Grants / Assistance Advisory | - Advise and support on access to relevant government assistance and support schemes in Singapore
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| Financial & scenario Modelling Advisory | - Preparing integrated short-term Covid-19 related financial forecasts to support immediate investment/ funding decisions
- Enhancing current business forecasts to incorporate sensitivity analysis
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| Corporate restructuring Advisory | - Support in developing sustainable recovery plansfollowing the Covid-19 outbreak
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| Accelerated M&A / Carve outs Disposals Advisory | - Helping shareholders realise value from their business, divisions or assets relatively quickly, without interrupting day-to-day operationsduring the Covid-19 outbreak
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| Corporate Valuation Services Advisory | - Provision of independent contentious valuations of your business during the Covid-19 outbreak
- Valuation of distressed assets and non-performing loans (building future cash flow for secured and un-secured loan portfolios)
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Extended periods of volatile economic and market conditions have been shown to reduce M&A activity. As the coronavirus disease 2019 (or Covid-19) plagues the world, sectors such as manufacturing, tourism, energy, retail and transport are hit hard by the loss of revenue.
