Regulation
Where are the biggest opportunities for business and government to work together?
As companies globalise, they face a growing body of diverse and complex regulations. The global regulatory environment is changing faster than companies can absorb. This is why CEOs consistently report over-regulation as a threat to business growth.
What does it mean for your business?
A shared agenda
- The successes of the private and public sectors are increasingly intertwined.
- Workforce development, health care and infrastructure are just some of the major areas where leaders from both business and government say they can work together to achieve common goals.
Focusing on joint priorities
- 84% of CEOs we surveyed in our 15th Annual Global CEO Survey believe that business in general has a role to play in workforce development.
- 47% believe that workforce skilling should be a top government priority – and increasingly, governments are making this a top priority.
- How can your business build a shared agenda with government around joint priorities?
Appropriate partnership models
- Different partnership models are emerging around the world...
- ... ranging from improved communication and better coordination to true collaboration, depending on the market.
Find out more
- Tax strategy and corporate reputation: a business issue
- Financial Transaction Taxes: Developing a strategic response
- Navigating the complexity – Findings from a financial transactions transfer pricing global survey
- Mining Tax Quarterly
- PwC Regulatory Briefing: March 2013
- 2013 State of the Internal Audit Profession Study
- At risk? Dealing with failure
- Brave new world? Different ways of working
- Opening out? New approaches to service delivery
- Stay informed 2012 Financial Reporting Survey
- Government and the 16th Annual Global CEO Survey
- Taking the tax headache out of investment income allocation
- SEPA Readiness Thermometer - State of play with one year to go
- How supportive is the regulatory framework for mobile health applications?
- Basel III and beyond: Revised Liquidity Coverage Ratio
- World Watch series on governance and corporate reporting
- Getting to grips with Pillar 3
- Key Tax Issues at Year End for Real Estate Investors 2012/2013
- Spotlight on Africa's transfer pricing landscape
- Treasury Health Check-up 2012
- Project Blue: Forging the central bank of the future
- Smart implementation: Reining in risk and cost of regulatory change in banking: PwC
- Paying Taxes 2013: The global picture
- Good growth for cities: Our report on economic wellbeing in UK urban areas
- Pharma 2020: From vision to decision
- Golden Opportunity - Building an industry commitment to conflict-free gold production
- Seeing the wood for the trees
- Bringing IFRS and Solvency II together
- Regulation, financial reporting, and corporate governance: A PwC Global Audit & Assurance business briefing
- Transfer Pricing Perspectives
- Worldwide tax summaries: Corporate taxes 2012/13
- Corporate income tax – a global analysis
- Tax policy & administration: Global trends
- On the Road to IPO: Stop, Look and Leap
- Are you taking control of the MiFID II agenda?
- Order a hardcopy of Global survey of investors’ views 2012
- LIVE Webcast: India APA regime
- Tax policy & administration: Global trends
- Tax policy & administration: Global perspectives
- Substance 2.0: Aligning international tax planning with today's business realities
- The Fundamental Review of the Trading Book
- Tax transparency and country-by-country reporting: An overview and comparison of the transparency initiatives
- Mining Tax Quarterly
- Mining Tax Quarterly
Facts and figures
71% of CEOs plan to increase investment in an area they also believe is one of the government’s top three priorities: developing a skilled workforce.
Contacts
- Donald McGovern
- Assurance leader
- Tel: +1 (646) 471 5354
- John Preston
- Global Leader, External Relations, Regulation and Policy for Tax
- Tel: +44 (0)20 7804 2645