Dutch companies in the Transport & Logistics sector vulnerable to new corona wave abroad
16 November 2020 - Recently, the Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) published a new report on the consequences of the coronacrisis. According to the CPB, Dutch companies are vulnerable to a new corona wave abroad. In the first corona wave, a lot of attention was paid to the economic consequences of the intelligent lockdown. During the second wave, CPB now also expects major consequences for Dutch companies in the Transport & Logistics sector.
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The essence of leadership in scale-ups
Leadership plays a crucial role in the success of scale-up companies, especially in the technology, media and telecoms (TMT) sector. This dynamic and rapidly changing sector requires agility, vision and a deep understanding of strategy, human resources, business operations and cash management. Aristotle, one of history's greatest philosophers, offers surprising insights relevant to contemporary leadership....
Beyond the GAAP no. 192 - 2024
With a few weeks to go until the 2024 year-end, the European market regulator, ESMA, has published its recommendations for 2024 reporting. These cover both IFRS Accounting Standards financial reporting and the first ESRS sustainability statements. This issue includes special features on both sets of recommendations.
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New governance model and leadership positions
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