BMS Global Audit Opens Its Headquarters in Dubai

BMS, a global leader in audit and consulting services, is enhancing its role in promoting a culture of auditing worldwide by inaugurating a state-of-the-art headquarters in Dubai. The new office is set to operate at full capacity within a month, backed by local connectivity infrastructure. BMS continues to elevate professional standards as one of the top 25 accredited organizations in the field of In-Country Value (ICV) certification, with offices across all six Gulf Cooperation Council countries, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among 20 firms recognized by the Central Bank of the UAE.

The CEO, K. P. Shinska, expressed enthusiasm about the company’s continuous growth over its 24-year legacy, stating: “Today we celebrate the opening of our new center in Dubai, alongside our dedicated team of 500 employees and our commitment to organizing audit literacy seminars worldwide.”

Sylvan Darmaraj, Senior Director, emphasized the dual benefits of their ICV and central bank certifications, stating: “These certifications allow our clients to confidently access exclusive contracts and banking services.”

Paul Gillis, Partner (UK) and Senior Director, highlighted BMS’s integrated approach, stating: “Our connections between the East and West ensure seamless auditing and accounting services across diverse markets with a precise local understanding.”

Badr Saif Al Kindi, Partner (Oman) and Senior Director, underscored the importance of localization, saying: “We provide context-sensitive consulting that reflects local laws, cultures, cuisines, and tax regulations.”

Mustafa Balikalakath, Global Consultant, affirmed the company’s ethical foundations: “Our strong ethical policies safeguard our clients’ interests globally and uphold our firm’s integrity.”

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