According to a recent KPMG survey in India, 79% of finance and compliance experts in consumer markets sectors believe there has been no red...

Regulatory changes have not succeeded in reducing frauds, with 79% respondents identifying no reduction, the survey said. Key areas prone t...

Fourteen per cent of senior executives identify a recession among the most pressing concerns today -- which is slightly up from early 2022 ...

KPMG surveyed 1,000 Americans age 18+ to investigate the relationship between awareness of, and willingness to, use digital tokens, and to ...

Less than half the HR execs said that their companies had a digital work plan in place at the enterprise.

Businesses in India and other emerging markets are using social media platforms more than their developed-market peers, says a KPMG survey.

Manufacturers are also optimistic that both output and new orders will increase over the next year.

According to KPMG survey, development sectors such as education and poverty alleviation came third with 13% respondents terming it as the m...

The study also found that industry Representatives feel that the single unified tax structure would help in consolidation of business.

In 2007, China's outsourcing mkt stood at only $7.5 bn. That amount nearly tripled to $20 bn last year, according to reports. Top 5 cos in ...

Electricity consumption in India, which is currently some 600 terawatt hour annually, is set to double by next decade, surpassing Russian l...

Firms are implementing various options to potentially save costs associated with long-term or standard assignments, a KPMG survey shows. To...

Indians are more willing to experiment with value-added services, including chatting, video gaming and watching live TV on mobile phones, a...

KPMG, one of the two firms appointed by the Satyam board to restate accounts, would likely take at least another four weeks to complete its...

Cost of credit of companies has not gone up in the country since last summer, a latest KPMG survey for service sector firms says.

Fraudster Survey 2007 by KPMG revealed that over 60% of the perpetrators are members of top mgmt.

Auto makers and their suppliers are likely to declare bankruptcy at a faster rate in the next five years, according to a majority of global...