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| Deloitte’s volunteers in the Maksimir park with Caritas Home proteges |
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14 June 2008 |
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Gathered under the motto “When the Little Hands Join”, Deloitte volunteers arranged a tour through the Zoo and a picnic in the Maksimir Park for the Caritas Home for the children without propper parantel care proteges. Seventy kids and their nurses joined some eighty Deloitte volunteers, who left their computers, meetings and business suits for one day, and in great spirit spent the day with Caritas Home children. During the picnic, we played lots of games, which included flying kites, badminton and the “mandatory” football tournament. Refreshments, comprising sandwiches and cookies, made an excellent fuel for this joint outing in... |
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| European football market grows by €1 billion in 2007 |
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29 May 2008 |
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Revenues for the ‘big five’ European football leagues have exceeded €7 billion for the first time according to the latest Annual Review of Football Finance from the business advisory firm, Deloitte. The overall size of the European football market has grown to €13.6 billion in 2006/07, up €1 billion from the previous season. Dan Jones, Partner in the Sports Business Group at Deloitte, commented: “Revenue from the ‘big five’ European leagues grew by more than €0.4 billion (6%) to exceed €7 billion for the first time in 2006/07, representing more than half (52%) of the... |
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| Competing for talents in TMT industry |
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28 May 2008 |
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Two-thirds of technology and telecommunications companies expect their workforce to grow by at least 6 percent over the next 12 months. The latest Deloitte survey in the field of human resources and TMT “Competing for Talents” shows that 15 percent of companies expect the workforce growth more than 20 percent and, only 6 percent expect their workforce to shrink.1 Even 67 percent of respondents believe that the critical skills they need to support their future growth are readily available in the marketplace. Technical and... |
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| Airlines could become one of the larger contributors to global warming as soon as 2020 |
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14 May 2008 |
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Aviation contributes around six percent of greenhouse gases. Current emissions levels are forecast to grow in absolute tonnes and even more so as a proportion of total emissions, since expert forecasts suggest a doubling of the global commercial jet fleet to over 35,000 by 2025. In their effort to become “greener” and to reduce negative contribution to climate change, governments and airlines will face commercial, regulatory and technical challenges, says Deloitte report “Aviation and Sustainability”. Airlines are... |
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| Deloitte launches its annual Technology Fast 50 competition in Central Europe |
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07 May 2008 |
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Celebrating its 9th year in Central Europe, the Deloitte Fast 50 competition selects its winners based on their financial performance in the last five years. The competition’s prestige increases year on year as more companies and countries from the region participate in Fast 50. “While last year’s winners hailed primarily from the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland and Latvia, this year we expect to see more companies from expanding markets such as Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia in the rankings,” says the Regional Managing Partner for Technology, Media and Telecommunications, Dariusz... |
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| Regulatory demands will act as competitive advantage to larger financial institutions |
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22 April 2008 |
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The top 100 financial services institutions have seen expenditure in the area compliance to regulations increase to $56 billion in the past three years. According to Deloitte’s survey1, it is projected that the cost for governance and control for the top 100 institutions could reach $100 billion by 2010. The most significant increases are likely to be in compliance activities, risk management and business unit control. The financial services industry has been hit by a deluge of regulation since the turn of the Millennium, such as... |
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| Service operations are more profitable than manufacturing |
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16 April 2008 |
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Service operations typically generate higher profitability than “core” product manufacturing activities, and they offer a much stronger growth potential. Protecting the business through service excellence is one way of keeping out the competition, according to Deloitte’s study “The Service Revolution. Manufacturing’s Missing Crown Jewel”. The business models of many global manufacturers are under assault as customer demands change. In developed markets,... |
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| Central and Eastern Europe Still Unattractive to Infrastructure Funds |
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07 April 2008 |
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The number of specialist infrastructure funds focused on Europe has grown four times in the last few years, and the value of European acquisitions by infrastructure funds has grown from less than 1 billion GBP in 2003 to over 22 billion GBP in 2006. Almost half (48%) of European infrastructure funds’ mergers and acquisitions activities is focused on Great Britain, while Central and Eastern Europe accounts for only five percent. Due to their conservativeness, infrastructure funds in the next few years do not plan their investment activities in CEE. However, favourable investment oportunities in this region will be used by other, less... |
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| Formula 1’s global revenues are $3.9 billion |
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19 March 2008 |
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Formula 1 boasts the world’s highest revenue generating annual sporting events, with the 18 Grands Prix in 2007 having an average revenue of $217 million. This compares with per game values of $24 million in the NFL, $8 million in the FA Premier League and $2 million in the MLB. At absolute revenue levels, F1’s global revenues of $3.9 billion (Source: Formula Money) mean only the NFL ($6.5 billion in 2006) and MLB ($5.1 billion in 2006) earn more revenue, albeit from a substantially higher number of events. The Premier League clubs’ combined revenue was $3 billion in the 2006/07 season.
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| The Croatian Audit Services Market Worth EUR 18 million |
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14 March 2008 |
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According to the market research commissioned by the audit and advisory firm Deloitte and carried out by Puls, a Croatian marketing and public opinion research agency, the audit services market in Croatia is worth EUR 18 million, and the tax consulting market EUR 5 million : «The purpose of the Deloitte research, carried out as part of a large-scale regional market research, was to gain insight into the main trends on the audit and tax services markets», says Vladimir Milošević, Deloitte Adria Financial Advisory Services Partner. ![The Croatian Audit Services Market]()
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