The post-pandemic global economy has brought a fusion of challenges and opportunities to businesses worldwide. Having emerged from the grip of the Covid-19 crisis, the world finds itself combating a fresh round of challenges.
In a world that has become reliant on digital technology, most organisations’ current cyber security strategies are no longer enough to combat threats. Future-proof your business by understanding and mitigating cyber risks.
Our latest C-suite barometer shows that, while recognising the significant challenges of the past year, including inflation and economic instability, high energy prices, war and geopolitical tensions, leaders have a fighting spirit and positive outlook for 2023. Technology and sustainability stand out as their top two strategic priorities for the coming three to five years, with the C-suite investing...
At the end of 2021, our annual C-suite barometer surveyed over 1,000 executives around the globe, including around 200 from the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. The research reveals the latest issues and developments that our clients in the APAC region are facing, allowing us to respond to their opportunities and challenges and support their businesses.
Cyber threats are all around us. This is not paranoia, it’s an unfortunate reality: every day brings new hacks, new data leaks, new embarrassment – and new costs, both financial and commercial. Nobody is spared. The attacks target companies large and small, as well as public-sector institutions and individuals. How can organisations protect themselves?
The reliance of most businesses on technology and data is undeniable. However, as this reliance increases, so too do the risks around cyber security.
At the close of 2021, our C-suite barometer showed businesses were emerging from the pandemic with a sense of confidence and resilience. They were confident in their ability to respond to the trends ahead, expecting to transform their businesses and planning to invest. ESG is now firmly on the C-suite agenda and businesses are making public commitments on a range of ESG topics. But are businesses...
While most businesses understand the importance of data, few are truly able to transform it into a competitive advantage. So, what sets the successfully data-driven apart from the rest? The critical ingredient is data maturity.
With governments in many countries around the world eager to support pandemic-hit economies with cheap money, interest rates have been kept low or reduced further. A low interest rate environment is challenging for banks who are expected to pass on rate reductions to borrowers but are restricted in their ability to reduce funding costs from already low-cost deposits. So, what are they to do?
In early 2020, Mazars decided to initiate a new C-suite barometer. We wanted to assess the views of C-suite leaders around the world on their activities and outlook for the coming year, understand how they manage and prioritise short- and long-term initiatives.
In the midst of a global pandemic, a majority of business leaders still expected growth in 2021. What else do they see on the horizon?
Financial institutions increasingly recognise that climate change and other environmental, social and corporate governance risks jeopardise the world’s economy and financial system.
Up against great economic and societal upheaval as a result of Covid-19, banks around the world continue to take sustainability seriously and firmly acknowledge the related risks and opportunities, for the market and wider stakeholders alike. For the second year running, Mazars publishes its responsible banking practices report to assess how banks embed sustainability into their commercial practices.
The COVID-19 situation is requiring a significant amount of collaboration, analysis, problem solving and responsiveness at a domestic and international level given the constantly unfolding situation. This approach is exactly the approach that needs to be adopted by business as well. The purpose of risk management and business continuity planning is to identify potential business risks and prepare...
As the Covid-19 crisis continues, it’s becoming increasingly clear that the challenges for privately owned business are going to last longer, and cut deeper, than anyone anticipated.
This paper has been created to better enable Heads of Internal Audit to assess the key risks, redefine priorities and prepare for the future.
Mazars Business & Financial Sustainability program has been built around our tried and tested business planning service. It combines the longer term goals of the business with financial planning and specific crisis management objectives in order to help you navigate your business through the Covid-19 crisis.
31/03/2020 Why integrating ESG should be a strategic priority in financial services.
The social distancing measures announced around the world recently have resulted in most organisations setting up remote working for staff. This new way of working has caused disruption to the conventional operations of companies and increases cyber security risks. The following are seven solutions to implement to minimise the cyber risks and vulnerabilities of remote working.
Singapore Business Federation (SBF) launches AccessAsia@Singapore, an all-around business concierge service aiming to assist global companies in their expansion into Asia. Mazars is one of SBF’s AccessAsia@Singapore’s strategic partners offering corporate advisory services.
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