Press releases

With the release of its mid-year reports, Deloitte examines how the energy industry sectors of oil and gas, power and utilities, and renewable energy have been impacted and examines the emerging trends that now shape the outlook for the short and long term.

The Summer 2020 issue tackles several hot topics: COVID-19, remote working, auditing disruption and IBOR transition, to competitiveness, wealth corroboration, cybersecurity for parents and non-performing loans.

Deloitte has just launched the 10th edition of its GCC Powers of Construction 2020, which considers how the Construction industry can come together amidst the new normal to create a future in which everyone thrives. 

Deloitte has been recognised as the #1 Global M&A Financial Advisor by deal volume according to Mergermarket, an Acuris company, in its Global & Regional M&A Report 1H 2020. 

Deloitte has named Mutasem Dajani as the next Chief Executive Officer of Deloitte Middle East (DME).

Deloitte Middle East in collaboration with the Saudi Authority for Accredited Valuers –TAQEEM - has just released a report which explores intangible assets and their increasing contribution towards the value composition of businesses. 

Deloitte’s 11th annual report on technology trends captures the intersection of digital technologies, human experiences, and increasingly sophisticated analytics and artificial intelligence technologies in the modern enterprise.

The dual crisis engendered by the conflict over production levels within OPEC + and the reduced demand caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted a global, sector-wide downturn in the Oil and Gas (O&G) industry that has left the oil-dependent economies vulnerable in terms of fiscal revenue. 

Deloitte has just released its inaugural edition of the Middle East FinTech study to shed light on one of the world’s highest-potential ecosystems and to serve as a decision-making tool for banking executives, regulators, and FinTech practitioners. 

The ‘big five’ European leagues generated a record $19bn in revenue in 2018/19, a 9% increase from the previous year, according to the 29th Annual Review of Football Finance from the Sports Business Group at Deloitte.