By KPMG Introduction The legal framework for business consolidations in India consists of numerous statutory tax concessions and tax-neutrality for certain
by Willis Towers Watson
In 2012, an event occurred that went largely unnoticed. For the first time, the percentage of Asia Pacific-headquartered companies in the Fortune Global 500 outnumbered those headquartered in Europe and North America. That year, 36% of companies in the Fortune Global 500 were headquartered in Asia Pacific. Of these 181 organisations, 69 were headquartered in Mainland China and 68 in Japan. […] Read more
The oil and gas sector is faced with intense pressure on cash flow due to low returns on capital. While
Introduction Opportunities for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in the Republic of Korea (Korea) have increased in recent years. A growing
Introduction Saudi Arabia’s economic reforms have allowed the economy to grow rapidly in recent years. Saudi Arabia has implemented various
by Ernst & Young
Our latest Global Capital Confidence Barometer continues to find a strong acquisition appetite together with a growing inclination to forge new alliances. Prolonged economic challenges are driving investment decisions, leading companies to ally and cooperate to generate growth as well as compete and acquire to gain market share. […] Read more
Companies look to protect themselves against disruption by acquiring innovation and forging alliances with unconventional partners Our latest Global Capital
Introduction The most common Finnish corporate entity is a limited liability company (LLC). There are two forms: the public limited
Introduction The environment for mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in South Africa is far less clement than in previous years due
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