Cross Border Services - As a unique investor in France and abroad, a unique cross-border approach - Ernst & Young - France

For you, as a unique investor in France, a unique cross-border approach

However, we believe that cross-border operations can raise significant intercultural issues. This is where we want to make the difference.

In France, we have teams organized by geographical clusters -“Inbound Communities”- to better understand your concerns and share best practices. They also help clients meet each other and create networks.

Abroad, our French Business Network has a presence in all key markets worldwide. It makes sure that French multinational clients are provided with the quality of service they expect in tax, assurance and transactions. It also helps our French clients understand the specificities of each business environment.

Working together, our Inbound Communities in France and our French Business Network abroad offer a unique cross-border platform

Professionals with an international career plan are well prepared to serve abroad and continue to help clients benefit from their in-depth knowledge of key countries when they return to France.

The unique existence of these cross-border organizations is evidence of our holistic approach to international business: information is shared faster with investors, whether on accounting rules, tax regulation legal changes, people issues, potential targets, etc. Ultimately, we make the difference by consistently being relevant when we work with you.

Ernst & Young’s 2011 European attractiveness survey

From Tokyo to Tunis, from Lisbon to London, natural, social and economic events have recently impacted our world.

Combined with the continued impact of globalization and demographic shifts, business, central government and even civic leadership are being conducted in a world that is significantly more complex than it was in 2003 when we conducted our first European attractiveness survey.

We now live in a world that is no longer dominated by developed markets. A world where the unrestrained use of finite natural resources and a “profit at all costs” pro-business attitude has been challenged by rising demand, a more conscious consumer base and a recognition of the interconnectedness of world markets. Europe remains the largest regional destination for FDI, albeit with a reduced share. A quarter of all consumption and investment takes place within its expanding borders. It remains a formidable force, but it must invest in its potential to lead by innovation and entrepreneurship.
Read more our European Attractiveness survey 2011 online.

  Read the press release 

  Discover also France attractiveness survey online.