Press releases

Deloitte and Rajah & Tann, with the support of Singapore Economic Development Board launched the publication titled 'Family Offices in Singapore' which aims to serve as an informative guide to families looking to set up a family office in Singapore. 

Deloitte and Rajah & Tann, with the support of Singapore Economic Development Board launched the publication titled 'Family Offices in Singapore' which aims to serve as an informative guide to families looking to set up a family office in Singapore. 

The report underscores how many of these trends are being driven by the global pandemic’s economic and societal shifts, resulting in an increasingly connected and multi-device world, fueling the world’s need for more chips, growth in connectivity, and entertainment options.

Capitalmarkets across Southeast Asia recorded robust initial public offering (IPO) activity for the first 10.5 months in 2021. Data by Deloitte as of 15 November 2021 showed that companies in SEA raised a record of US$9.8 billion from 121 IPOs this year, out-performing the full calendar year 2020.

Deloitte’s recommendations are intended to assist businesses to adapt and thrive in the new normal while also keeping up with the recent international tax developments, with the main goal to ensure Singapore remains relevant for companies seeking to capitalise on new opportunities.

Deloitte Global has launched the first issue of its Frontier Topics for the Audit Committee series, which focuses on climate change and the role of the audit committee.

Amid the acceleration of digital transformation, 69% of global leaders surveyed noted a significant increase in cyberattacks at their companies this year.

At 10.6%, market growth has been the highest seen in the past decade and significantly above that of the last four-year weighted average of 4.8%.

Deloitte today reported aggregate global revenue of US$50.2 billion for the fiscal year ending 31 May 2021 (FY2021), a 5.5% increase in US dollars (USD).

A new report from the Deloitte Economics Institute shows Southeast Asia must act now to prevent the region losing US$28 trillion in economic potential over the next 50 years due to unmitigated climate change.