PwC has launched Global Economic Crime Survey 2024 CEE edition, which analyses how boards and business leaders are addressing the economic crime risks their organisations navigate daily. The report highlights a significant disparity between awareness and action. While executives recognise the significance of various...
The report of the 2025 global survey discusses a notable increase in tax inquiries due to the use of advanced data analytics and automation tools by tax authorities, the challenges businesses face in handling these inquiries, and the potential effects of the Global Minimum Tax rules (Pillar Two) on tax functions.
New regulations for tax reporting on brokers and other intermediaries involved in the exchange of crypto assets in the US, EU, and internationally via the OECD’s Crypto Asset Tax Reporting Framework (CARF) will have a major impact on those affected. The report discusses some of the issues that need to be considered,...
Five-year projections of consumer and advertiser spending data for both the telecom and entertainment and media (E&M) industries.
How organisations are adapting to constant disruption by transforming their approach to building resilience
M&A in 2025: Big deals, winning hands, and wild cards. Megadeal momentum returns to the market—but dealmakers will need to expect the unexpected.
Projecting what the future holds is an important exercise for business and governments looking to plan ahead. In our first edition of 2021, we look ahead to the trends we expect to come to the fore in the global economy in the year to come. We identify three themes for this year.
Our findings from the Global Digital Trust Insights 2021 ( Global DTI 2021 ) survey of 3,249 business and technology executives around the world tell us what’s changing and what’s next in cybersecurity.
