The financial services sector – like the global economy as a whole – faces a long and potentially bumpy road to recovery. One of the foundations for long-term stability should be regulatory reform. While regulation cannot eliminate all risk from financial markets, the old regime needed some redevelopment.
On April 24, KPMG in Ukraine held a Restructuring Conference that involved over 60 delegates representing almost 40 Ukrainian and international businesses. The Conference featured presentations (including several recent experience-based examples) by senior members of KPMG in Ukraine and KPMG in Russia, followed by question and answer sessions.
The credit crisis seems set to prompt a new rush for outsourcing services across the I.T. sector, with a number of new locations worldwide emerging as viable Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) hubs, according to KPMG's Advisory practice. Ukrainian city of Lviv has been identified as one of them.
Survey indicates too few planning fundamental changes to risk management structure.
KPMG in Ukraine has developed a complex approach to crisis-borne challenges. We do not believe in quick fixes. We deal with the fundamental problems. We have people on the ground with real experience of dealing with crisis situations in Ukraine. Whether you are a borrower, a creditor or an investor, we can help you.
