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KPMG International Annual Review 2006 (PDF 1.83 MB)
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Summary
KPMG International Annual Review 2006
Around the world KPMG member firms are helping businesses respond to changes in the global economy. We are committed to providing an environment where our people can flourish and contribute to a sustainable world. This review looks at the progress made by KPMG member firms and the events that affected and influenced business in 2006. It also discusses some of the main issues and challenges we think will shape the future.
Combined revenue of member firms: U.S. $16.9 billion
Average growth in BRIC countries (Brazil, Russia, India and China) : 42 percent
Number of people worldwide: 113,000
