Press releases

5 key Tech, Media and Telecom predictions for 2020, revised in light of COVID-19. We have never before modified our Tech, Media and Telecom (TMT) Predictions in the middle of the year: that would have felt like changing a wrong answer on an exam.

Deloitte Central Europe’s Impact Report for 2018 is published today. It highlights many of the wide-ranging activities the firm undertook between 1 June 2017 and 31 May 2018 with the aim of fulfilling its overriding purpose.

Deloitte today released the 19th edition of its “Technology, Media & Telecommunications Predictions,” which looks at three overarching themes: individual technologies are becoming ever more interconnected and interdependent, increasing their impact and value as a result; smartphones, computers...

The study examines initiatives in 59 countries aimed at increasing the number of women in boardroom positions around the world. The research highlights a variety of approaches to support diversity on boards, including disclosure on diversity policies, setting targets, and implementing quotas.  

Family businesses tend to lean toward a long-term view rooted in shared values, vision and culture, which can help them maintain family control over years. However, family ownership, by itself, doesn’t guarantee a business’s longevity.  

More than 150 managers and shareholders of leading companies from Croatia and neighboring countries participated at the Capital Markets Day in Zagreb, jointly organized by Deloitte and the London Stock Exchange. The conference marked the first visit of the London Stock Exchange Group to Croatia.

Orange Poland, Nornickel and Plzensky Prazdroj win Deloitte Green Frog Awards for the best integrated and sustainability reports in the CE & CIS region for 2018. The awards gala was held in Zagreb, during the “Investing in Sustainability” conference organized by Deloitte.  

Deloitte's report has been published for the first time, providing an overview of the insurance M&A dynamics in the CEE region. The study contains detailed analysis about 12 countries.

Consumers’ appetite for self-driving vehicles lags the automotive industry’s pace of investment in advanced vehicle technology, according to the “2019 Deloitte Global Automotive Consumer Study.”  

Deloitte has been recognized as the Advisory Services Provider of the Year 2019 by Central Banking Publications, a financial publisher based in London specializing in public policy and financial markets, with an emphasis on central banks, international financial institutions.