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Centered on value creation and preservation
Effective value management requires businesses to make, measure, and evaluate their decisions against the impact on enterprise value. Leading companies recognize that they have the opportunity to drive revenue growth and global cost savings and to mitigate inherent risks by embedding financial planning (including tax, trade, and treasury considerations) in business-led transformation. Businesses are reaching out across the globe, seeking new markets and capturing cost efficiencies to further this goal.
Global tax reform initiatives, such as the one to address base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) have effectively redefined the concept of "value creation." Coupled with proposed changes and increased substance standards, these initiatives can have a major impact on the amount of taxes that multinationals have to pay and may render certain structures unsustainable going forward.
Nearly half of CEOs expect their companies to be transformed into a significantly different entity within the next 3 years.
Global CEO Outlook, KPMG International report, 2016
Supply chain performance is critical to a company's success.
KPMG's Top of Mind Survey 2017 found that:
- Companies who view their supply chain as a strategic asset are more prepared to deal with a world of instant availability.
- Companies with integrated supply chains have more accurate data to analyze profitability and increased transparency.
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