Malik Haroon Ahmad is a Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA) and the founding Managing Partner of MHA & Co. He brings over 28 years of distinguished professional experience, including senior managerial roles at Ernst & Young (EY), where he served multinational and large corporate clients across complex, high-value engagements. His extensive career spans risk management and governance advisory, statutory and external audit, and corporate taxation, with notable expertise in advising entities operating in strategic sectors. Haroon has led landmark mandates for clients associated with CPEC infrastructure and energy projects as well as the Reko Diq mining programme, bringing deep sectoral insight to project risk, regulatory compliance, and financial governance for large-scale resource and infrastructure ventures. His practice philosophy centers on delivering technical excellence with commercial pragmatism, enabling clients to navigate regulatory complexity while building sound governance frameworks. Under his leadership, MHA has grown into a QCR-rated firm affiliated with the UC&CS global network, serving clients ranging from family enterprises to multinational corporations across Pakistan and international markets.
Muhammad Nawaz is a qualified Chartered Accountant (ACA) and Partner heading the firm’s GCC Advisory practice, with over 18 years of experience in accounting, audit, and business advisory across Gulf Cooperation Council jurisdictions. He advises Pakistani and international businesses on market entry into the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and broader GCC markets, covering corporate structuring, VAT and zakat compliance, regulatory approvals, and financial reporting under IFRS and local GCC frameworks. Nawaz brings extensive experience in supporting clients through cross-border transactions, joint venture structuring, and ongoing compliance management for entities operating simultaneously in Pakistan and Gulf markets. He is the firm’s primary relationship partner for multinational clients seeking integrated advisory across South Asia and the Middle East.