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Webinar: EU natječaj za digitalizaciju poslovanja
Jeste li malo ili srednje poduzeće (MSP) koje planira ući u proces digitalne transformacije?
Masterclass: Kontroling u praksi
Forvis Mazars revenues top $5bn
Forvis Mazars, a global leader in audit & assurance, tax, advisory and consulting services, today releases its financial results for 2023/2024.
CFO Evolution Hub - Istraživanje i razvoj inovativne digitalne platforme za profesionalne savjetodavne usluge
Webinar CEE: Energy transition in CEE: renewable hydrogen and its derivatives
Forvis Mazars and Bird & Bird invite you to join our webinar with experts discussing regulatory aspects and business prospects of energy transition, focusing on renewable hydrogen and its derivatives in the context of the CEE market.
C-suite barometer: outlook 2025
Forvis Mazars Group announces new governance model and leadership positions
17 December 2024
Forvis Mazars Group (legacy Mazars), the international audit, tax and advisory services partnership, today announces the appointments of Hervé Hélias and Pascal Jauffret as Chairman and CEO respectively, as part of its evolved governance structure.
Chart your secure cyber path
Reconstruction of Ukraine newsletter - June 2024
June was a month of major international events focusing on Ukraine's security and economy. It included several international visits by President Zelenskyi, the Ukraine Peace Summit in Switzerland, the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, and the G7 Summit in Italy. Important decisions were made, and significant announcements were delivered at each of these events, which we will delve into in this edition.
Financial reporting of European banks: benchmark study 2024
Does the perceived reduction in risk amongst European banks hint at early signs of optimism for the sector? Throughout 2023, we observed a global economic slowdown, ongoing geopolitical tensions, and the rapid rise of new technologies. As we analyse the year-end results of the 26 largest banks in Europe, what do these figures reveal about expected credit losses and how these institutions manage persistent uncertainties in the banking landscape?