31/01/18
€1.3 trillion could be released from the balance sheets of globally listed companies if they take steps to address working capital efficiency, according to the findings in PwC’s latest report Navigating Uncertainty: 2018 Annual Global Working Capital Study.
While the majority of businesses recognise which capabilities are important for their future success, many are failing to take the actions needed today to build or even introduce them into their organisations. These actions include using data analytics to make workforce decisions and creating a compelling work...
For the year ending 30 June 2018, PwC firms around the world earned total gross revenues of US$41.3 billion. Topping US$40 billion for the first time - and marking 21 years of uninterrupted revenue growth. In local currency revenues grew by 7% and in US dollars by 10%.
The development of the power sector is crucial for Indonesia’s continued economic development. To sustain this development, it is critical that the Government and PLN address the many pressing challenges that investors believe constrain the growth of the Indonesian power sector. The investment requirement is...
Digital disruption has been driving Indonesian banks to consider digital as part of their strategy, resulting in digital banking as a mainstream strategy for the industry. With that being said, it is crucial for bankers, digital enthusiasts and fintech start-ups, to name a few, to acknowledge the current state of...
The market capitalisation of the 100 largest companies globally has increased significantly by $2,597bn or 15% compared to 31 March 2017, according to PwC’s Global Top 100 ranking, released today. This rise comes on top of a 12% increase in 2017, and the total capitalisation continues to grow, year on year, since the...
While no Indonesian mining companies made the US$5.3 billion market capitalisation cut-off to be included in the Top 40 global miners in 2017, the mining industry in Indonesia has also performed well following the recovery in commodity prices and improved global commodity demand.
PwC’s Growth Markets Centre has launched its 2018 annual report titled ‘The Future of ASEAN – Time to Act’, which provides a view of the policies that the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) governments ought to consider to ensure the region continues to attract investment and strategies for future growth...
The 2018 Indonesia Banking Survey, which has been released by PwC Indonesia, reveals that there is a cautious optimism among local bankers regarding 2018, with most bankers forecasting conditions to be the same or better than in 2017. Fewer bankers are concerned about a decrease in margins over the coming year....
A much wider awareness and understanding of the range, threat and cost of fraud in business has driven reported economic crime to its highest level recorded in PwC’s bi-annual survey of business crime.
