KPMG
KPMG firms operate in 145 countries and territories, and in FY21, collectively employed more than 236,000 people, serving the needs of business, governments, public-sector agencies, not-for-profits and through KPMG firms' audit and assurance practices, the capital markets.
ACCA and KPMG launch ESG learning programme for accountants
ACCA and KPMG launch ESG learning programme for accountants
Participants may also pursue educational programmes in finance sustainability.
Billionaire clans may fuel Singapore’s future private equity buyout wave
The city-state’s 1,650 single-family offices are helping drive a private capital rebound.
Singapore ranks 2nd globally in AI readiness: KPMG
The government will invest $1b for AI deployment.
COTD: AI integration drives Singapore businesses to boost data security
Businesses focus on upskilling, AI regulations, and data management to mitigate risks and challenges in AI implementation.
COTD: AI to reshape business strategies, boost ROI and productivity
Business executives expect a rise in AI investment and ROI.
Over half of S’pore companies not reporting Scope 3 emissions
This is expected to improve as exchanges make reporting mandatory.
Investors favour smaller, early-stage fintech deals over large-scale
In H1 2024, Singapore saw 52 early-stage deals.
Singapore challenges London as hub for family offices
More than half (56%) of Asia's family offices are in Singapore.
Only one-third of companies ready for independent ESG data assurance
Meanwhile, the gap between organisation leaders and beginners widens.
KPMG to invest $100m in talent initiatives and tech advancements
Of the total investment, $30m will go to salary adjustments.
Cordlife announces KPMG's exit following FY2023 report
KPMG's retirement follows their "Disclaimer of Opinion" on the group's FY2023 financial statements.
Venture capitalists sharpen focus on targeting startups’ profit paths
Deal activity in Asia Pacific fell 26.3% YoY in 2023, but an expert suggests that years after a ‘bad year’ are always ‘exceptionally good.’
KPMG's Lee Ser Yen: Minimised data collection, embedded privacy, privacy-friendly options are essential cybersecurity practices
Cybersecurity leader Lee Ser Yen discusses the evolving threat landscape and the importance of building resilience.
Singapore to stay attractive with refundable tax credit scheme, says KPMG
Cash payouts provide firms with greater flexibility to grow their businesses.
The Big 4’s Budget 2024 wishlist: Did Singapore deliver?
Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC shared their reactions.
Budget 2024: 3 tax strategies to offset BEPS 2.0 effects
Should the directive be implemented, selected MNEs will be subject to a global minimum tax of 15%.
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