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KPMG International’s Global M&A Predictor Shows Drop in Confidence to Pursue Deals Despite Rise in Corporate Capacity for M&A in 2012
KPMG International’s latest Global M&A Predictor forecasts the worldwide trends in mergers and acquisitions in 2012.
Global Automotive Players Lack Clear View of the Future
Global auto players still lack a clear vision of the way forward on issues critical to the industry.
Global rebalancing of corporate versus indirect tax continues: KPMG International Survey shows
Corporate tax rates have been steadily falling for a decade, while value added tax and goods and services tax (VAT/GST) systems have been introduced across the globe.
KPMG’s Hanák elected Chairman of European actuarial organisation
Gábor Hanák has acceded to the position of Chairman of Groupe Consultatif Actuariel Européen (“Groupe”), following the Groupe’s Annual General Assembly in Prague on 21 October, 2011.
“Are banks more willing to finance real estate in CEE?”
KPMG’s latest CEE Property Lending Barometer 2011 survey
Promotions at KPMG in Hungary
KPMG in Hungary is proud to announce the promotion of eight of its senior professionals effective 1 October 2011.
Global M&A revival still on track despite recent fall in confidence
The appetite for making deals increases in some sectors, but the market is still stagnating in Central and Eastern Europe
Participants at KPMG’s 8th Golf Business Forum in Dubai were optimistic about business improvement
Signs of recovery experienced during the past 12 months
Implementation of EU funds: Hungary in middle rank
The use of EU funds increased in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) Member States in 2010, though their implementation rates vary over a wide range.
KPMG’s strategy and brand upgrade set for growth
In an increasingly complex world, KPMG has refreshed its global strategy and brand by repositioning how its member firms behave, look and communicate, aiming to help clients cut through complex issues and to deliver clear and practical solutions.
Income tax rates back on the rise
The global decline in top personal income tax rates over the past seven years generally appears to have come to an end.
Full steam ahead on corporate and indirect tax rate changes around the world: KPMG International report shows
The new economic realities faced by governments around the world mean that significant tax reforms are about to take place. As governments look to recoup lost revenues from the economic downturn…
Some banks ready to lend in CEE, says KPMG’s latest survey
The financing of Central and Eastern European real estate remains unclear, due to a large reduction in transactions, the variable performance of real estate according to country and asset class.
Banks grappling to evolve new business models
19 October 2010 - Many banks around the world, and especially in the US and Europe, are struggling to develop business models which reflect radically different external constraints and which can restore a measure of stability and growth to their..
Promotions at KPMG in Hungary
6 October 2010 - KPMG in Hungary is proud to announce the promotion of four of its senior professionals effective 1 October 2010.
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