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Market value of global top 100 companies rose to a record 31.7 trillion USD during the pandemic year

PwC survey: 78 percent of CEE executives seek growth through operational efficiency

Although optimistic about the economic recovery, 78% of Central and Eastern European executives seek growth through operational efficiency

PwC: 73 percent of business leaders say business has been affected by the health crisis, but less severely than anticipated

Almost three quarters (73 percent) of the business leaders who responded to a survey said that their business had been affected by the health crisis, but that the effect had not been quite as severe as they anticipated in March 2020. At that time, 99 percent of companies expected a negative impact, according to PwC’s Global Crisis Survey 2021. For 20 percent of global organisations, the crisis has had a positive impact, with their business being in a better place today than it was before the start of the pandemic. “Two years ago, in the first report published on this topic, the vast majority (95 percent) of respondents predicted that a crisis would occur in the next two years, but, at that time, a pandemic was not included in the list of possible causes. Although the effect has not been as severe as anticipated, the consequences of the pandemic restrictions are unprecedented and uncertainty remains. Organisations need an agile and flexible approach to addressing various unforese

M&A global activity to accelerate in the next six to twelve months due to 'abundant available capital': PwC – The Diplomat Bucharest

Global Mergers & Acquisitions activity is expected to accelerate in the next six to twelve months due to low interest rates, a desire to acquire innovative, digital or technology-enabled businesses, and an abundance of available capital in the market, according to the PwC Global M&A Industry Trends report. Companies have over USD 7.6 trillion available in cash and marketable securities, and investment funds have accumulated USD 1.7 trillion. “M&A activity in 2021 is to be marked by opportunity and transformation. As a result of the changes the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to the economy, many companies have realised that they need resources, new technologies and a skilled workforce to create long-term value, and that acquisitions are the fastest and most efficient way to deliver them. The competition will become fierce for companies that can meet or supplement those needs. However, consolidation will be inevitable for companies facing problems. Reflecting the global trend, the Ro