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KPMG outlines how successful finance transformation programmes are structured focusing on reporting, process, people and technology to create a Target Operating Model that sets out management’s scale and ambition for change.
Emerging, evolving and expiring – our views on the technologies of today and tomorrow. Tech Horizons is an interactive tool, highlighting technologies or trends that will cause changes in the sector.
Richard Fleming, Richard Heis and Mike Pink of KPMG LLP have been appointed "Joint Special Administrators" of MF Global UK Limited. This website provides the latest updates and information from the Joint Special Administrators.
fast|forward is a new and exciting project by KPMG investigating the key corporate mega-trends that will change the future business landscape and the role of the CFO.
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Connected 2012 features interviews with many alumni including: Leslie Ferrar, Treasurer to The Prince of Wales; Joseph Wan, CEO of Harvey Nichols; Mark Donnelly, CFO of The Football Association; and Frank Bandura, CFO of Carluccio's Ltd.
Over 11,000 of our alumni are registered on LinkedIn. We have established the KPMG UK Alumni group to enable you to contact many of our past and current people who are members.
"Power and utilities companies are reinventing themselves in the face of immense changes in their business environment. The winners are agile and have a clear view of their core competencies and their customer needs."
David Gascoigne
KPMG Global Power & Utilities Conference 2012
The second annual KPMG Global Power & Utilities Conference, held in Vienna, Austria, on 28-29 November 2012, brought together industry leaders to discuss the issues and challenges facing the sector as it moves into 2013. A comprehensive report on the topics, issues and perspectives discussed during the Global Power & Utilities Conference 2012 is now available.
The third annual KPMG Global Power & Utilities Conference is to be held on 27-28 November 2013 in Berlin, Germany.
Reforms in the utilities sector - why we can't afford to get it wrong
The UK is facing a fundamental challenge to ensure long-term, sustainable access to and the provison of electricity and water. This paper examines these challenges and opportunities.
Reforms in the utilities sector - why we can't afford to get it wrong (PDF 548 KB)
Financial services regulation expands to energy traders
A raft of new regulation is on the horizon, designed to prevent another financial crisis from happening - and it is not only financial services that will be affected. Current proposals will affect any firm that trades commodities and derivatives - in particular the energy sector. This paper examines the key impacts.
Financial services regulation expands to energy traders (PDF 341 MB)
Pressure building on utilities' credit ratings through reforms and uncertainty
In the UK alone, £200bn needs to be invested in energy infrastructure and at least a further £40bn in the water sector over the next ten years to meet the challenges of climate change, decarbonisation and population growth. These investment needs can only be met if access to capital is maintained, this paper identifies the options.
Pressure building on utilities' credit ratings through reforms and uncertainity (PDF 391 MB)
Operational Transformation in the Power & Utilities Sector
This paper looks at the opportunities available such as lean based process-driven transformation; performance through people; IT delivery assurance; operational excellence; and asset performance optimisation.
Operational Transformation in the Power & Utlilities Sector (PDF 612 MB)
Green Power 2012: The KPMG renewable energy M&A report
This report is KPMG's annual review of M&A activity within the renewable energy sector; it takes a look at the changes and trends in the sector to provide insight on where the market is heading.
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KPMG are sponsoring The Future of Utilities Conference on 19 March 2013.
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