KPMG (Kyrgyzstan)

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Last update: Sep 9, 2023 Last update: Sep 9, 2023

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Legal residence:Kyrgyzstan

Types:

Consulting Organization

Funding agencies:ADB, WB, IFAD

Sectors:

Audit, Finance & Accounting

Other offices:

Tunisia, Sudan, Guatemala, Japan, Ethiopia...

Tunisia, Sudan, Guatemala, Japan, Ethiopia, Afghanistan, Mauritania, Kuwait, Gabon, Togo, Japan, Slovenia, Rwanda, Peru, Latvia, Chile, Laos, Honduras, Uzbekistan, Bolivia, Chad, Ireland, Zambia, Egypt, Argentina, Gibraltar, Venezuela, Luxembourg, Fiji, Myanmar, New Zealand, Mauritius, North Macedonia, Hungary, Albania, Sweden, Spain, Sierra Leone, Algeria, Sri Lanka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland, Norway, Hong Kong, Denmark, Panama, South Korea, Lithuania, Montenegro, Greece, Austria, Czech Republic, Israel, Kazakhstan, Botswana, Bangladesh, Cote d'Ivoire, Mongolia, Indonesia, Finland, Pakistan, Colombia, Nigeria, Barbados, Cyprus, Ukraine, USA, Philippines, Thailand, China, Belgium, Senegal, Netherlands, Canada, Zimbabwe, Singapore, South Africa, Jamaica, Azerbaijan, Mozambique, Georgia, Nicaragua, Bahamas, Ecuador, Uruguay, Cameroon, Portugal, Mexico, Cambodia, Namibia, Armenia, Costa Rica, Kenya, Jordan, Dem. Rep. Congo, France, Congo, UK, Russia, Turkey, Poland, Tanzania, Dominican Republic, Trinidad and Tobago, Uganda, Serbia, Slovakia, Morocco, Papua New Guinea, Australia, Romania, Lebanon, Belarus, Ghana, Vietnam, Angola, Germany, Brazil, Bulgaria, Moldova, India, Croatia, Italy

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About

KPMG has been working in the Kyrgyz Republic since 2003, and our essential principle has always been to use the firm’s global intellectual capital, combined with the practical experience of our local professionals.

KPMG in the Kyrgyz Republic provides audit and advisory services on financial issues to a great number of the banks and financial institutions of the country, as well as to enterprises in the leading sectors of the economy such as mining, telecommunications, and other industries.