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KPMG appoints Richard Bakalar to Global Healthcare Center of Excellence

KPMG in the US today announced the appointment of Dr. Richard Bakalar as the newest member of its Global Healthcare Center of Excellence.

Global challenge of bribery and corruption

This podcast explores the insights on the global challenge of fraud, bribery and corruption, its impact on developed and fragile economies and what law enforcement agencies are currently doing and should be doing in order to reduce the risks.

Issues Monitor - Pharmaceuticals

Welcome to the February 2012 edition of Issues Monitor - Pharmaceuticals. The report highlights the benefits and challenges associated with the adoption of technologies targeted to build efficiency in sales and marketing.

Week 12: The Future of Social Banking

Nobody can predict how social networks will evolve over the next 5 years, let alone the next 50. That being said, peering into our crystal ball, we have come up with a few likely scenarios that will radically alter the business model for banks.

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