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An overview of EY research in Asia:

Corporates see Southeast Asia as epicenter for growth Executives in Southeast Asia are optimistic, hungry to invest, and looking at their regional market for growth prospects – according to a new survey by EY.
12 April 2021
Six charts on the talent gap challenge in the oil & gas sector A new report from EY sheds light on the state of the workforce in the oil & gas sector.
10 November 2020
According to EY, most people in Hong Kong trust their banks According to a new study by EY, over half of people in Hong Kong trust their bank, mostly owing to the sector’s steady business performance, commitment to promises and transparency.
22 September 2020
Governments should close the AI trust gap with businesses Experts at EY suggest that the absence of a focused approach to ethical artificial intelligence (AI) poses a huge risk to the business environment.
13 August 2020
SEA deal activity by private equity and venture capital on a slide Investments made by private equity (PE) and venture capital (VC) across Southeast Asia (SEA) has slowed considerably in the first quarter, amid the Covid-19 pandemic-led crisis.
08 July 2020
EY books global revenues of $36.4 billion as APAC again leads growth Big Four professional services firm Ernst & Young has reported global revenues of $36.4 billion for its past financial year – with the Asia Pacific continuing to lead growth.
05 September 2019
EY survey finds company legal functions are feeling the squeeze Close to eight of ten companies in Singapore are planning to decrease their legal spend in the coming two years according to a new survey from Ernst & Young – and at an average of nearly 10 percent.
02 September 2019
Finance institutions in Malaysia most digitally evolved in ASEAN A recent industry survey conducted by Ernst & Young has revealed that the financial organisations of Malaysia have progressed further on their digital transformation journeys than their counterparts
10 September 2018
Chinese mid-market companies expect improving fortunes Chinese mid-market firms are relatively positive about future growth, with the majority expecting to see increases of more than 6% in the coming year.
21 November 2017

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