Clients

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The quality of a professional services organization can in large measure be gauged by the quality of its clients.

Locations

KPMG information - Locations
KPMG firms in CEE work closely together to meet the needs of international, regional as well as local clients. Shared centers of excellence and infrastructure help to ensure a high level of client service throughout the region. Because we believe that consideration of national characteristics is the key to any successful business venture, we offer our clients customized advisory services based on familiarity with the people, countries and economic conditions of the countries in which we do business, and we know that local developments must be seen in a larger, global context to enable thinking in strategic dimensions.

Who we are 

With a worldwide presence, KPMG International continues to build on our member firms' successes thanks to clear vision, rigorously maintained values and, above all, its people. The following pages describe who we are, what we do and how we do it.
Who we are

About KPMG

KPMG operates as an international network of member firms offering audit, tax and advisory services.

Values & culture

Values and culture

Corporate Social Responibility

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KPMG is committed to its communities, its employees and the environment. Living up to one of KPMG’s core values, member firms in the Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) region are engaged in various community projects demonstrating that corporate social responsibility is part of our business model.

Organization

Who We Are - Organization

KPMG firms are some of the world’s leading providers of audit, tax and advisory services. They now operate in 146 countries and have 140,000 people in all member firms around the world with more than 7,900 partners.

Performance

Combined revenues for KPMG member firms declined to U.S. $20.11 billion for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2009, versus U.S. $22.69 billion for the prior fiscal year, representing an 11.4 percent decline in U.S. dollars; a 2.6 percent decline in local currency terms.