Stefan Pfister

Robust growth at KPMG

In the past fiscal year ended 30 September 2018, KPMG Switzerland once again achieved excellent results with all functions contributing to the new record high. Gross revenues rose to CHF 602.6 million (+8.6%) and net revenues to CHF 448.5 million (+5.9%).

CEO Outlook: Pragmatism in uncertain times

Geopolitical volatility, renationalization trends, fundamental demographic shifts and rising rates of cyber attacks are the biggest business risks faced by business leaders around the globe. All in all, the 1,300 corporate leaders surveyed by KPMG as part of this year’s CEO Outlook seem to be realistic and accordingly pragmatic.

Exchange, not isolation, will help the world advance

Every generation believes its problems are bigger, more complex and more unsolvable than those of the previous generation. And when it comes to our generation, this does hold true in some respects. The realization that a radical transformation is needed in many places has never been as widespread as it is today.

KPMG Switzerland posts robust revenue growth

In the past fiscal year ended 30 September 2017, KPMG Switzerland made an extremely good showing with all functions contributing to the new record high. Gross revenues rose to CHF 555.0 million (+1.1%) and net revenues to CHF 423.5 million (+4.9%).

Ein Tag für die digitale Zukunft der Schweiz

Trends wie künstliche Intelligenz, Augmented und Virtual Reality sowie die Verknüpfung durch das Internet der Dinge werden uns in Zukunft immer stärker beschäftigen. Der erste nationale Digitaltag konnte einen wichtigen Beitrag leisten, die verschiedenen Aspekte der Digitalisierung für eine breite Bevölkerung hervorzuheben.

Speed, innovation and digitalization as businesses’ top priorities

Boosting speed to market, fostering innovation and implementing disruptive technologies are the top three strategic priorities of global businesses. That is one of the findings of this year’s global, cross-sector survey of around 1,300 CEOs conducted by KPMG.