As financial services organizations look to recover from this crisis, their focus is on issues such as cost reduction, capital and liquidity management, risk management and changing regulatory landscape. In some cases the way forward will require a new business model and new ways of thinking.
At KPMG, we provide practical advice and services to clients who can benefit from the collective knowledge of our 144 member firms across the globe. We believe our commitment to the industry and our passion in serving our firms’ clients to the very best of our abilities helps make us stand out.
KPMG’s Global Financial Services practice has more than 21,000 partners and professionals across our global network, and we provide audit, tax and advisory services to retail banking, corporate and investment banking, investment management and insurance sectors.
We would welcome the opportunity to discuss how KPMG member firms can help you achieve your business objectives. To find out how we can work together, please contact us or select from the links below.
Brendan Nelson speaks at U.K. Treasury Select Committee
Brendan Nelson recently appeared before the U.K. House of Commons Treasury Select Committee, which has been convened to investigate the nation’s banking crisis.
Tax services for the Financial Services industry
Our Financial Services’ tax teams ― covering banking, funds management and insurance ― work with financial institutions to develop and execute effective global tax methodologies to achieve a client required balance between risk and opportunity.