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Crunch time for CFOs: Finance 2025 revisited
New finance trends sparked by digital disruption several years ago have only amplified with COVID-19. In 2018, we presented eight predictions on how the finance function will change by 2025. Our new Crunch time report revisits those predictions and where CFO trends and challenges stand today.
How Companies Can Build Value in a Downturn
Even in periods of broad economic change, leaders can find the tailwinds that could help propel performance beyond the current cycle
Financial Discipline to Raise Performance
New finance models can help organizations thrive in unpredictable environments by improving data, forecasts, and planning for better decision-making.
How Tax Leaders Can Leverage Next-Gen ERP
Providing ready access to high-quality data can help tax teams boost their efficiency and strategic value.
Getting It Done: CFOs on Managing the Work, Workforce, and Workplace of Finance
Deloitte’s third-quarter 2022 “CFO SignalsTM” survey: Nearly three-quarters of surveyed CFOs say that providing flexibility for work location is the most effective action for retaining talent
Chair of the future—India perspective
Global developments over the last few years have challenged the status quo with an increasingly widespread belief that corporations cannot and should not ignore the world around them, but rather, engage members of the society and act to address the challenges we face.
Sanjeevani Pariyojana Case Study
Deloitte, in collaboration with the Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI) and the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences (PGIMS-Haryana), built an integrated, “fitfor-purpose” module with a quick-access medical set up for those in need, preserving the capacity of intensive care units and hospitals for emergencies
What sets outperforming CEOs apart and how boards can help
The purpose of this research was to establish and understand if a relationship between leadership changes and company performance existed in the Indian context. In addition to analysing the relationship, we also tried to understand the profile of better performers and explained the observed performances with business strategies they pursued.
Cloud: The Bedrock of Digital Transformation
This thought paper is an attempt to help you construe the power of the cloud and its role in digitally transforming and modernising businesses and organisations. It will help you understand how the cloud can help innovate at scale, speed up doing business, and reduce costs while providing a solution to the current global talent crisis.
Chair of the future—India perspective
Global developments over the last few years have challenged the status quo with an increasingly widespread belief that corporations cannot and should not ignore the world around them, but rather, engage members of the society and act to address the challenges we face. Now, more than ever, stakeholders expect organisations to do the right thing and do them well.
Global Impact Report
Guided by our purpose to make an impact that matters, Deloitte people helped clients and communities navigate this disruptive year, strengthen connections and bring to life more equitable, sustainable futures.
WorldClass
The WorldClass programme focuses on empowering individuals through education, skills development, and access to opportunity. We are working with organisations and applying our core skills and experience through grants, pro bono work, and volunteering to help those from underserved segments of society achieve their aspirations and fulfil their potential.
India’s FDI opportunity
Business leaders whom Deloitte surveyed are preparing to make additional and first-time investments in India. They value its skilled workforce and prospects for economic growth. But they say it is still a challenging place to do business, a perception that improves significantly as investors learn about India’s recent reforms and incentive programs.
For India, FDI is essential for its US$5 trillion economy ambition. Directing FDI into capital-intensive manufacturing sectors should be the focus. These investments can contribute to gross capital formation and an increase in exports.