Press releases

Deloitte Middle East recently launched an IFRS global virtual series which drew registrations from over 50 countries. The virtual series ran for three days with more than 4,000 registrations from the USA, Middle East, Europe, India, Cyprus, and several other countries.

The 20 highest revenue generating clubs in world football will have missed out on over €2 billion in revenue by the end of the 2020/21 season, according to the 24th edition of the Football Money League published by Deloitte’s Sports Business Group. 

Deloitte has been named a leader in the IDC MarketScape: Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Professional Security Services 2020 Vendor Assessment. (doc#META47033220 December 2020). Deloitte Middle East is recognized based on its capabilities and strategies.

Deloitte experts discuss the impact of COVID-19 on the hospitality and insurance sectors, customer behavior, and how CFOs are weathering the storm in the latest edition of Deloitte’s Middle East Point of View magazine. 

The International Tax Review (ITR) has awarded Deloitte’s United Arab Emirates (UAE) Tax practice with a number of accolades in their 2021 Guide to the World’s Leading Tax Advisers. One of the key accomplishments includes a tier one ranking for Tax.

Deloitte launched its second Middle East Family Office Survey providing insight from over 80 of the most prominent family groups across the Middle East, exploring how they navigated the crisis, their areas of focus, and how they feel about the future. 

According to new research released by Deloitte, nearly 82% of women surveyed said their lives have been negatively disrupted by the pandemic, and nearly 70% of women who have experienced these disruptions are concerned about their ability to progress in their careers. 

Organizations in the Middle East have had to take immediate actions in reaction to the COVID-19 pandemic, such as shifting to remote and virtual work, implementing new ways of working and redirecting the workforce on critical activities.

Deloitte has just launched its new report, "Evolving the trends", that explores key technologies in the banking sector from those at the frontier of today, to ones that form the bridge to tomorrow, and others which seem to be hovering over the horizon. 

Faced with unprecedented uncertainty, businesses now more than ever need their technology leaders to be resilient, agile, and future-focused. At the same time, current market, economic, and social conditions indicate this is the time for transformation.