KPMG in Bermuda has appointed three senior professionals to bolster its tax and advisory services.

The firm announced that Irina Razumovskaya has joined as an associate director in tax, while Niall Kilroy and Maria Lingham have been named directors in its advisory practice.

Ms Razumovskaya is a seasoned US tax adviser with more than 15 years of experience. She brings expertise in international corporate tax, cross-border compliance and tax treaty analysis.

Her focus includes controlled foreign corporation rules, transactional compliance and withholding tax matters. KPMG said her tailored approach ensures clients receive “meticulous implementation of devised strategies” that add value.

Niall Kilroy joins as a senior actuary in the firm’s financial risk management and actuarial team. He has 13 years of international experience in the insurance industry, covering loss reserving, risk and capital modelling, and pricing. His background includes work with non-life insurers and reinsurers, captives and government agencies, with familiarity across the Bermuda regime, Solvency II and evolving international financial reporting standards.

Maria Lingham rejoins KPMG having previously worked with the firm in London and Bermuda.

Most recently, she served as head of financial crime compliance and money-laundering reporting officer at a local bank. She will support preparation for Bermuda’s next Caribbean Financial Action Task Force on-site review, bringing deep experience in anti-money-laundering, sanctions, fraud risk and financial investigations across various financial sectors.

James Berry, the chief executive of KPMG, said the hires represent continued growth for the firm: “I am delighted that Maria is rejoining KPMG’s risk advisory team, and we welcome Irina and Niall, who both bring extensive experience in tax and insurance respectively.”