About us
A reliable partner combining local expertise and international standards.
Who we are
Founded in 2018, HLB Senegal is a full member of HLB International. The firm delivers quality services and applies the network’s rules, principles and working methods with the utmost rigour.
While continuing to excel in the accountant’s traditional fields of audit and accounting support, HLB Senegal focuses on high value-added services, particularly those that improve how financial information is produced.
With rigorous, qualified people, the firm offers a service built on quality and agility, for local companies and subsidiaries of international groups alike.
Our guiding principle: quality at the heart of our expertise
At HLB Senegal, the pursuit of quality is not just a goal but the common thread of our identity. It shapes every aspect of our work, from how we design engagements to how we manage relationships. Our organisation is built around this principle to ensure excellent service, partnerships based on trust and continuous improvement of our practices.
Our values
Innovation
We encourage change and flexibility in the way we deliver our services.
Trust
We build healthy relationships based on mutual trust with our partners.
Integrity
We work with transparency and respect for professional standards.
Technical excellence
We rely on high-quality expertise to deliver the services best suited to our clients.
Member of HLB International
Ranked among the top ten networks in the profession, HLB is a network of independent audit, advisory and accounting firms, deeply rooted in their local communities and closely connected with each other.
Only firms meeting strict quality criteria join HLB, and a continuous review programme upholds these standards. HLB is a member of the Forum of Firms, committed to the highest standards in audit and financial reporting.
HLB in French-speaking West Africa
HLB Senegal is part of HLB French-speaking West Africa, which brings together member firms in eight countries across the region.
- Senegal
- Guinea
- Côte d’Ivoire
- Togo
- Benin
- Niger
- Mali
- Burkina Faso