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Creating opportunity in adversity

The global financial crisis is having a huge impact on the environment in which your business is operating.

 

Market capitalization and asset valuations are declining. Energy and commodity prices are fluctuating. Environmental and political issues are contributing to adverse business pressures. Gaps in power between developed and emerging countries are narrowing.

Despite unprecedented government intervention to boost spending and restore confidence, most businesses are bracing themselves for even tougher conditions ahead.

But in these difficult times lie opportunities – and Ernst & Young’s global network of professionals can help you discover them for your business. Whether your organization is strong and healthy, under stress or facing difficult choices, we work with you to find financial, strategic and operational solutions that improve your liquidity, financial flexibility and stakeholder returns. We’re here to help you build a sustainable business – in the short and long term.

2011 European attractiveness survey

Perhaps surprisingly, Europe ranks second only to China as the world’s most attractive investment region. How can it maintain its competitiveness as a region in the global economy in 2011? And which growth drivers – cleantech, digital innovation, or other ideas – will be the keys to its future?

Six global trends shaping the business world

What are your priorities for 2011 and beyond? From the growing power of emerging markets to rapid innovations in technology, see which global trends and drivers are likely to shape the future of your business.

Globalization and inclusiveness at the World Economic Forum

At this year’s annual meeting in Davos, we explored two key themes: how to win in a globalized world, and how to think more inclusively. Also, Jim Turley, Chairman and CEO, shares his perspectives on emerging markets, entrepreneurship, global trade, and innovation direct from Davos.

Competing for growth: Winning in the new economy

Eighty-five percent of companies across all sectors and markets are expecting the new economy to be even more competitive than the old over the next two years. Learn how businesses are adjusting their framework to cope with this new market in our survey of more than 1,400 professionals. 

Emerging heroes rise in rapid-growth economies

Certain companies – especially those based in emerging markets – have succeeded in driving growth despite recent economic turmoil. Who are these emerging heroes, and what strategies have they adopted to drive growth? We commissioned the Economist Intelligence Unit to find out.

Planning for growth in business

Now that the global economy has stabilized, how are successful companies planning for growth in the next three years? How can strategic changes made now help companies land on their feet as the global economy begins to right itself? Read our report.

The top 10 risks for business

In today's post-downturn economy, a variety of business risks have emerged -- and some have become more prominent. From the threat of increased regulation to emerging markets to social responsibility and more, our survey of leading industry executives shows which risks you should be prioritizing this year.

Point of view: The G20 Summit

At the recent G20 Summit in Toronto, leaders discussed the global economy, consistent accounting standards and financial sector reform. How will their recommendations affect global business? Read our take on the outcome.

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