Special interests

This section is dedicated to special topics and areas of interest, presenting research, opinion and KPMG thought leadership.

Anti-bribery and corruption

Anti-bribery and corruption are key issues for any organisation operating across International borders.

Better business reporting

There is worldwide momentum for better business reporting. We examine current developments and benefits for business.

Business impacts of cloud

Cloud is creating new business opportunities for companies that are willing to harness its power.

Federal Budget 2012

KPMG's review of the major implications arising from the Federal Budget 2012-13.

Fighting fraud

Research and insight into the economic loss of fraud, who is committing fraud, how it is done and most importantly how to fight and prevent it.

Financial services regulation

Regulation can involve change and complexity, however many organisations are use regulatory to underpin business transformation and drive change.

Infrastructure

KPMG helps clients understand the business, investment and public policy opportunities arising from increased investment in infrastructure.

Managing risk and complexity

Managing risk and complexity is a challenge to most boards and business executives.

Risk, trading and treasury systems in financial services

Financial services institutions are seeking new approaches to managing the increasing demands on their risk, trading and treasury systems.

Tax Reform

We examine current tax reforms, including the Henry Review of Australia's tax and transfer systems, resource taxation and the October Tax Forum.

The Australia-China corridor

The long-term demographic and social forces shaping China and its 12th Five-Year plan will greatly impact Australia's prosperity for decades to come.

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