Forvis Mazars strengthens Actuarial team with new partner Tony Atkins
Forvis Mazars, a global professional services firm, has strengthened its Actuarial team in Asia-Pacific with Tony Atkins.
Based in Singapore, Anthony (Tony) Atkins brings over two decades of insurance and actuarial expertise to the firm. He joins the firm from Aon, where he served as Head of Actuarial Consulting for APAC. Before that, he spent over a dozen years at EY and also worked at Big Four counterpart PwC.
Atkins advises a broad range of insurance clients on strategic and complex challenges, including market entry into new territories, financial reporting transformation and compliance (including IFRS 17), and business-as-usual support such as certifying and appointed actuary services. He has worked across the Asia-Pacific region.
He also has extensive experience advising on mergers & acquisitions, having led over 20 actuarial workstreams supporting buy-side and sell-side transactions across the region.
“I am excited to join Forvis Mazars at such a key moment for the insurance industry across Asia Pacific,” said Atkins. “The firm’s commitment to supporting clients in financial services and its strong regional network provide an excellent base for trusted actuarial advisory, combining technical depth and impartiality in a rapidly changing environment. I look forward to working closely with clients and colleagues.”
Atkins becomes a leader in the firm’s Insurance practice, which supports insurers across the region with an integrated offering spanning advisory, audit and assurance, consulting, and digital transformation.
Rick Chan, Managing Partner for Singapore, said: “We are delighted to welcome Tony to Forvis Mazars. His deep regional experience, technical expertise and established relationships make him an exceptional addition to our team. Tony’s appointment reflects our continued investment in deepening our insurance and actuarial capabilities across Asia Pacific, at a time when the demand for trusted actuarial expertise has never been greater.”
