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60% companies consider workplace culture top barrier to digital transformation: KPMG surveyLess than half the HR execs said that their companies had a digital work plan in place at the enterprise.- Construction industry behind curve in cutting-edge tech: KPMGSome 64 per cent of contractors and 73 per cent of project owners rank as industry followers or behind the curve when it comes to technolog...
- Indian fraudsters are younger & smarter than foreign ones: KPMGThe report showed that 27% of fraudsters in the country were in service anywhere between one and four years, compared with 19% globally.
- Rising spectre of cybercrime in the pharmaceutical sectorPharma sector is a prime target for cyber attackers as it hosts prized intellectual property that is of immense value to criminals and comp...
- Only 41% of board satisfied that risk and strategy are effectively linked: Survey“There can be no strategy without risk, so boards must link the two in order to respond effectively to the current business environment,” s...
- Uncertainty and volatility greatest challenge for Indian companies: ReportAbout 67 per cent audit committee members from India think uncertainty and volatility in economic, regulatory and political conditions are ...
- Banks main source of family business financing, role of HNWI increasing: KPMG44 per cent of HNWIs have previously invested in a family business and 95 per cent says that it has been a positive experience in compariso...
- Internal fraud rising in Singapore companies, says surveyThe survey found that 58 per cent of the fraud incidents reported in 2014 were perpetrated by employees, up from 47 per cent in 2011.
- India Inc not equipped to deal with futuristic frauds: KPMG SurveyCorporate India is not equipped to deal with new and emerging types of frauds, according to a survey by accounting and management consultan...
- Realty & telecom most corruption-prone sectors in India: KPMGAccording to KPMG survey, development sectors such as education and poverty alleviation came third with 13% respondents terming it as the m...
- India may lead global private equity recovery: KPMGThe domestic and international private equity players see India as the second most attractive destination after China and feel that the cou...
- Companies continue to send employees overseas amid cost cuts: KPMGFirms are implementing various options to potentially save costs associated with long-term or standard assignments, a KPMG survey shows. To...
- One-third US execs expect rise in fraud and misconduct: KPMGAmid the US government's trillion-dollar infusion into the economy to tackle the continuing downturn, nearly one-third of corporate executi...
- Insurers expect growth in one yearInsurance executives the world over are cautiously optimistic about the next 12 months, with many expecting to witness growth.
- Insurance sector optimistic about growth in next 12 monthsInsurance executives the world over are cautiously optimistic about the next 12 months, with many expecting to witness growth.
- India needs significant infrastructure investment: ReportIndia needs significant investment in the infrastructure sector as 30 per cent of corporate leaders feel that the current infrastructure is...
- Global cos upbeat on international assignments despite slowdown: KPMGAccording to a survey by KPMG, international assignments are unaffected and remain on upswing despite slowdown. Anatomy of credit crisis | ...
- Fraud makes further inroads into corporate corridors: KPMGA study terms India as a 'fraud haven' with about 60 per cent of the firms having detected frauds in past two years. Tips for secure passwo...
- Battle against money laundering deepensGlobally, banks have raised spending by 60% in three years as battle against money laundering intensified.
- Top mgmt commits maximum frauds?Fraudster Survey 2007 by KPMG revealed that over 60% of the perpetrators are members of top mgmt.
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