“Welcome to our Annual Review for FY23.
“Over the last four years as CEO of Deloitte, I’ve noticed a shift in the way people talk about the role of business in society.
“There are greater expectations around the responsibility that businesses should be taking to address the issues that matter - like reskilling workforces, supporting inclusive economic growth and tackling climate change. Meeting these expectations is now part of the fabric of being a progressive business.
“At Deloitte, we seek to do this by living our purpose - to make an impact that matters. This is at the heart of all the decisions we make, the work we do and how we look after our people. Our Annual Review brings this purpose to life and demonstrates what we’re doing to meet society’s expectations of us and how we make a difference across all regions and nations of the UK.
“FY23 has been a year of change and economic uncertainty, with a cost-of-living crisis, rising geopolitical tensions and an ongoing climate emergency. Throughout all of this we’ve stayed focused on supporting our clients to build resilience and navigate complex challenges, and used our expertise and resources to make a positive impact on the communities around us. We’ve invested in our capabilities, in employment, digital inclusion and education, and used the breadth of our skills and services to drive growth.
“In the year ahead, our focus and priority will continue to be on the issues that matter - to our clients, our people and our society.”
Richard Houston
Senior Partner and CEO, Deloitte UK
How are we making an impact that matters?
Inclusive growth and resilience: for the UK and beyond
Business has an important role to play in tackling the issues that matter.
Learn more about: collaborating with FIFA to help build financial sustainability in women’s football; supporting Go Henry’s expansion and mission to share smart tech and financial education with families; working together with clients in Manchester on sustainable buildings and public spaces.
Transforming through technology: for businesses and communities
Technology has the power to help us connect, learn and move towards our climate goals.
Discover more about: collaborating on Diageo’s exciting work connecting with customers in the metaverse; connecting experts using space-tech to learn more about whales; and supporting SSEN Transmission’s work to connect renewable-energy infrastructure to the electricity grid.
Better futures: for people and the planet
We all have a role to play in building a society in which people can thrive.
Find out more about: supporting winners of The Earthshot Prize to scale innovations with the potential to repair our planet; helping people build brighter futures with our 5 Million Futures social impact commitment; and our WorldClimate strategy, which puts sustainability at the heart of everything we do.
Building a firm for the future
Our performance and ESG metrics
Our clients
and markets
Our people
and purpose
Our Businesses
Some of our stories
Going to a gig in the metaverse
Diageo and Johnnie Walker are connecting with their tech-savvy customers in the metaverse.
Powering rickshaws with solar energy
SOLshare is working to reduce emissions and boost incomes in Bangladesh.
5 Million Futures: building a better world, one future at a time
Helping people around the UK to achieve their full potential
Connecting offshore wind power to the UK electricity grid
SSEN Transmission is supporting the UK’s energy transition.
Mapping whales from space
SPACEWHALE is using satellite imagery and AI to find out more about where whales live and travel.
Getting smart about money
GoHenry’s financial education app and debit card teaches children about money management.
Greener Cities
The Manchester Climate Change Partnership is supporting the city’s sustainability ambitions.