Best insights of 2025: Deloitte Canada
A roundup of our most popular insights from this past year
This year brought rapid transformation and valuable lessons across all industries. Read some of Deloitte Canada’s most impactful insights from this past year.
By 2040, $290B is expected to go toward preventing sickness, compared to only $110B today.
75% of customers are more willing to purchase from brands that deliver personalized experiences.
The number of credit unions is decreasing as mergers increase; yet total assets have doubled from 2014 to 2023.
85% of sports leaders see AI as the most prominent market trend for the next five years.
Only half of Canadian small business owners are currently satisfied with their financial institutions.
39% of current skills will be outdated by 2030.
Customers who enjoy high-quality shopping experiences are 3.6 times more likely to purchase additional products and services from a brand.
By 2035, the industry will pivot from protection-focused business models to long-term financial security, prevention, and holistic wellbeing.
Organizations that prioritize cybersecurity in mergers and acquisitions could prevent up to $5 million in losses.
39% of Canadian employees reported feeling burnt out in 2024, up from 35% in 2023.
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