IPO activity remains muted due to geopolitical headwinds and market volatility. REITs remain the only primary source of IPO listings.
The technologies most valuable to national defence are those that maximise the nation’s freedom to develop and use its military capability as it sees fit. Technologies that enhance interoperability with allies or mitigate supply chain dependencies are therefore particularly important. These may not appear to be the most economically attractive choices in a traditional export-focused sense.
A quarterly economic bulletin on the Middle East that builds on a range of publications we publish on the global economy and various countries and regions.
TransACT ME is our latest Deals publication keeping you up to date with our views on the Deals market and the current trends we’re seeing from across the Middle East region.
2018 Middle East Capital Projects and Infrastructure Survey
PwC’s Middle East Economic Crime and Fraud Survey 2018 confirms that economic crime is maintaining its trajectory in the region and continuing to disrupt businesses.
The hospitality and tourism industry is an industry that is widely affected by the ADAPT elements; asymmetry, disruption, age, populism and trust. As these elements interact and reinforce each other, we see important new implications on hospitality.
Global debt markets activity is gaining momentum. US high-yield bonds are amongst the best performers - driven by companies seeking to refinance and an increased appetite by investors for high-yield debt.
IPO activity remains muted due to geopolitical headwinds and market volatility. REITs remain the only primary source of IPO listings.
A quarterly economic bulletin on the Middle East that builds on a range of publications we publish on the global economy and various countries and regions.
A quarterly economic bulletin on the Middle East that builds on a range of publications we publish on the global economy and various countries and regions.
Explore the new edition of Paying Taxes, a unique report by PwC and the World Bank Group
2017 shows signs of improvement, but less than anticipated due to the oil market
Over the past decade, the Middle East has developed into a global hub for tourism and leisure. Visitors are attracted to the region’s retail offerings, hotels, beaches, and unique experiences. However, new winds of change will require further transformation within the travel and tourism industry in the region.
Countries in the Middle East sit in the middle of our survey results. These countries have a longer history with universal coverage and spend two to three times more per capita on healthcare than other emerging markets, but are affected by workforce issues and capacity constraints.
As the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) integrates technology more fully into the business, CIOs have a great opportunity.
Online shoppers around the world are fundamentally disrupting retail - again. Will your organization be left behind?
The 8th PwC Family Business Survey is the largest and most comprehensive global survey to date. The six key areas we will highlight are succession planning, strategic planning, digital disruption, professionalisation, family and corporate governance, and the role of the next generation.
The study explores the benefits of digitising your company’s horizontal and vertical value chain, as well as building your digital product and service portfolio.
The economic landscape across the Middle East is changing. While oil prices are beginning to climb from a low of $27 a barrel in February 2016 – albeit slowly – there is the growing realisation that lower oil and gas prices are here to stay.
This report captures the findings of a survey we conducted with the CHROs of some of the largest companies in the Middle East, during the fall of 2015 and early 2016.
Managing working capital in the ME is complex and challenging. Our study however shows that companies in the ME that put the necessary focus on working capital are able to perform better not only from a cash and working capital perspective, but also on a range of key performance metrics (Revenue, EBITDA, Rate of Investment and Return), demonstrating that getting it right is very rewarding.
Managing working capital in the ME is complex and challenging. Our study however shows that companies in the ME that put the necessary focus on working capital are able to perform better not only from a cash and working capital perspective, but also on a range of key performance metrics (Revenue, EBITDA, Rate of Investment and Return), demonstrating that getting it right is very rewarding.
How Financial Services firms can grasp the opportunity to invest in sustainable best practice.
Middle East Private Equity Insights
This publication includes an overview of some of the projects we have been involved in, as well as an introduction to our self-guided assessment process, by which we help border management leaders to identify opportunities to adapt and respond to an increasingly diverse threat landscape.
Our annual global consumer survey now covers more than 19,000 respondents in 19 territories on six continents. In the Middle East (ME), 1,001 individuals were surveyed across the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Egypt.
This report seeks to examine and present actionable recommendations in six areas where the MENA region must focus its efforts in order to address labour market inefficiencies, develop national talent and ultimately drive long-term sustainability into the 21st century and beyond.
The report follows a GCC-wide research programme on women in senior management conducted by the Pearl Initiative in collaboration with PwC, United Nations Global Compact and the Sharjah Business Women Council.
Middle East Financial ServicesPoint of View - Will KSA lead the region on insurance reform?
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Our Middle East cities hotel forecast for 2015 features 6 of the region's most important gateway cities. For each city, we provide a forecast of occupancy, ADR and RevPAR, as well as the economic outlook and our analysis of the opportunities driving tourism and investment in 2015
Middle East Megatrends in Mergers & Acquisitions reports on M&A trends for the region including input from our PwC and deals experts who spoke at the Megatrends in M&A conference on 29 October.
PwC’s 15th annual update of the Global entertainment and media outlook 2014-2018, is a comprehensive online source of global analysis for consumer and advertising spend.
A retail banking voice of the customer survey of Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries
What are today’s burning information security issues? Explore the annual must-read, data-rich study for IS professionals, from PwC, CIO and CSO Magazines.
Middle East Capital Projects Survey Report
Middle East cities hotel forecast for 2014 and 2015. Abu Dhabi, Doha, Dubai, Jeddah, Muscat, Riyadh
ESCAPE index tracks the performance of countries across, economic, social, communication, political and environmental measures
This PwC report asks, and answers the question: What is the future of the asset management industry and how will you prepare?
Jade Hopkins
Middle East Marketing Leader, PwC Middle East
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