Deloitte and the World Economic Forum

Deloitte leaders from around the globe participated in a variety of discussions with other world leaders with the goal of driving meaningful, measurable, positive change and cooperation in a fragmented world.

World Economic Forum White Paper on quantum cybersecurity (in collaboration with Deloitte).

Health equity requires communities, government, civil society, and the private sector to come together to drive systems change. Together they can target the root causes of disparity and the non-medical drivers of health to achieve health equity.

World Economic Forum White Paper on quantum cybersecurity (in collaboration with Deloitte).

Technology Futures Report by the World Economic Forum and Deloitte examines possible future scenarios and identifies how and where technology can play a role.

The health, climate, and political crises in recent times including the COVID-19 pandemic have exacerbated the world’s mental health challenges.

This study examines some of the key applications of 4IR technologies for thriving in a postpandemic world as well as the complications of technology governance.

This report explores the multiplicative impacts that emerging technologies will have on the financial services industry when they are clustered together and deployed strategically against key business challenges.

A new report from the World Economic Forum in partnership with Deloitte, the UK governments’ office of AI, and other contributors

Our Risk Advisory services combine the latest technologies in cyber, sustainability, strategy, regulation, and controls to help shape responsible businesses.

How disruptive forces are transforming the financial services landscape

Quantum computing will enable great innovations in the future, but it will be accompanied by risks. The potential of quantum computing to break the security of common activities in our daily lives could have severe consequences.

The conversation has shifted from reporting progress on ESG indicators to embedding ESG metrics into core business strategies. The Forum’s International Business Council has identified 21 core stakeholder capitalism metrics – critical ESG indicators which companies can report on, regardless of industry or region.

Limiting warming to as close to 1.5°C as possible presents a rare, once-in-a-generation opportunity to reorient the global economy for more sustainable, resilient and equitable growth. If we take decisive climate action now, there is potential to gain $43 trillion in net present value to the global economy by 2070.

ESG - Environmental, Social and Governance - reporting is increasingly essential – and even required. Yet, without definitive standards, sustainability reporting remains complex – and a barrier to progress. Ahead of the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos 2022, business leaders provided insights on how companies can track and deliver on ESG promises.

Climate change warnings and the current energy crisis have highlighted the urgent need for clean energy solutions. From buildings to cars to neighbourhoods, energy solutions are emerging from urban innovation projects with the potential for global scalability.

Global health inequity is widening due to the pandemic, migration and climate change. Business has a responsibility – and an interest – in promoting health equity. It needs a shared language to measure and activate health equity in an ESG framework.

Quantum computing could upend existing assumptions about the security of the blockchain. In the wrong hands, sophisticated attackers could seize cryptos directly from a wallet, or even as they are traded from one wallet to another.

Company boards can cut through the clutter and provide strategic direction on climate change. A recent Deloitte survey shows only half of board members consider themselves 'climate-literate'.

New report launched by World Economic Forum at the Annual Meeting in Davos calls for public-private partnerships to drive more integrated digital reforms

Farmers must be at the centre of solutions to reverse these trends; if they are supported to take climate-smart actions, the EU could restore soil health of over 14% of its total agricultural land to fight future food shocks and add up to €9.3 billion annually to farmers’ incomes by 2030

Start-up funding in Africa topped $1.2 billion in 2020 – a six-fold increase in five years, but still less than 1% of the value that US start-ups raised. The continent’s research and development (R&D) investment is only a quarter of the global average

Artificial Intelligence creates new opportunities but also raises new risks for businesses and society The toolkit aims to help executives take advantage of opportunities and understand the risks of AI by asking a series of key questions