We invite you to take part in this survey carried out by Grant Thornton Brasil and Opice Blum, analyzing the perceptions of Brazilian company leaders and the cyber aspects that are essential to business.
The Women in Business 2025 edition identifies three key diversity factors and explores practical actions adopted with a positive impact on business performance. Access!
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted on March 6, 2024 some significant and highly anticipated climate-related disclosure requirements for public companies in their periodic disclosure reports and registration statements for public offerings (Final Rules).
Sustainability actions have become a business imperative. Bloomberg projections indicate that global ESG assets by 2025 will account for more than a third of all projected assets under management, accounting for $53 trillion of the $140.5 trillion total.
Mid-market businesses around the world want to accelerate their ESG and sustainability journey. But they’re going to need support to do so.
Across the global economy, governments are becoming more protectionist. Businesses are seeing rising challenges, and finance heads are dealing with a range of new measures, including new requirements and legislations around tax and compliance.
The International Financial Reporting Interpretations Committee (the IFRIC), a committee of the International Accounting Standards Board) received a request addressing how a customer should account for costs of configuring or customising a supplier’s application software in a Cloud Computing or Software as a Service (SaaS) arrangement.
The ESG and Publicly Traded Companies research carried out by Grant Thornton Brasil, XP Inc. and Fundação Dom Cabral answered questions related to five pillars: Strategy and Business, Structure and management, Policies and practices, Disclosure of information and Investor relations
The evaluation of machinery and equipment in an industrial plant is a process of data collection and calculation of values that brings direct and indirect benefits to the company.
Digital advances and the need for governance, fiscal and accounting planning are increasingly coming into the field.
The digital transformation has changed the characteristics of the financial industry, which has been undergoing significant changes, especially in the last decade, with the emergence of several institutions that are part of the financial system ecosystem: payment companies, digital banks, credit fintechs , market information and financial education companies, investment platforms, among others.
In 2021, empathy is emerging as a key leadership trait, offering a route to more productive, innovative business. And while different cultures have different approaches to empathetic leadership, there are practical steps any business can take to grow empathy within their teams.
Demystifying psychological safety, revealing the practical application behind the complex language surrounding it, is vital if leaders are going to succeed in creating an inclusive working environment.
With the opening up of the global labour market thanks to changes in working practices and developments in technology, opportunities to break into new markets and service new customers await.
In recent years, environmental and social issues have come to be considered essential in risk analysis and investment decisions.
As markets emerge from COVID-19 lockdowns, the financial services sector is taking stock of the pandemic’s impact, and future working practices.
In the post-pandemic landscape, a new model of leadership will be needed to enable organisations to thrive. Engendering innovation, collaborating and communicating across the business, and adapting to change have become operational necessities, while empathy and inclusion are the keys to team performance.
The idea of a smart city is usually related to technology, a place with 5G internet connection and digital access to everyone. However, the concept involves much more than that. To achieve the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) defined by the United Nations (UN), it is essential to move forward and turn the cities into a reference in sustainable development in order to create conscious cities.
IFRS 13 ‘Fair Value Measurement’ explains how to measure fair value by providing clear definitions and introducing a single set of requirements for almost all fair value measurements.