Singapore ranked second in global talent competitiveness index
FutureCFO Editors
October 27, 2021
…make it into the top 25 are Australia (11th), Canada (13th), New Zealand (15th), Japan (20th), Israel (21st), and
…make it into the top 25 are Australia (11th), Canada (13th), New Zealand (15th), Japan (20th), Israel (21st), and
China’s Q3 GDP growth slowed to 4.9%, according to the country’s National Bureau of Statistics. The year-on-year growth rate
…an inflationary environment, and that in turn might lead many to consider taking payment in digital form especially considering
…for sustainability reporting and advocate for the sustainable growth in the business community,” said Janssen Chan, FCPA(Aust.) Divisional President
…pointed out. Technology is the most active sector in the region by both deal numbers (154 IPOs) and proceeds
…China (12), Japan (13) and Hong Kong, China (14), according to Insead. In addition, selected middle income economies, including
China’s shadow banking assets will shrink further after falling sharply in the first half (H1) of 2021, as the
…that produce metals required for carbon transition. Moody’s in a recently published report compares net-zero policy approaches across China,
China’s planned new central bank digital currency (CBDC), the digital renminbi or e-CNY, could shake up the country’s e-payments
…billion in total fintech investment, followed by China ($1.3 billion) and Australia ($900 million). The top ten deals in
FMCG (fast moving consumer goods) sales growth in China remains subdued though regaining traction, said Bain & Company recently
…level since 2015. PwC’s M&A 2020 Review and 2021 Outlook, reported a similar observation in China with M&A activities