Creating opportunity in adversityThe global financial crisis is having a huge impact on the environment in which your business is operating. Market capitalization and asset valuations are declining. Energy and commodity prices are fluctuating. Environmental and political issues are contributing to adverse business pressures. Gaps in power between developed and emerging countries are narrowing. Despite unprecedented government intervention to boost spending and restore confidence, most businesses are bracing themselves for even tougher conditions ahead. But in these difficult times lie opportunities — and Ernst & Young’s global network of professionals can help you discover them for your business. Whether your organization is strong and healthy, under stress or facing difficult choices, we work with you to find financial, strategic and operational solutions that improve your liquidity, financial flexibility and stakeholder returns. We’re here to help you build a sustainable business — in the short and long term. | Planning for growth in business Now that the global economy has stabilized, how are successful companies planning for growth in the next three years? How can strategic changes made now help companies land on their feet as the global economy begins to right itself? Read our report. US financial regulatory reform Q&A The US Congress has completed its work on the most significant overhaul of financial regulation since the 1930s. Read about its significance and expected impact, its provisions for the financial services sector, the key corporate governance and SEC provisions, and what comes next. The top 10 risks for business In today's post-downturn economy, a variety of business risks have emerged -- and some have become more prominent. From the threat of increased regulation to emerging markets to social responsibility and more, our survey of leading industry executives shows which risks you should be prioritizing this year. Point of view: The G20 Summit At the recent G20 Summit in Toronto, leaders discussed the global economy, consistent accounting standards and financial sector reform. How will their recommendations affect global business? Read our take on the outcome. Ernst & Young 2010 European attractiveness survey Our interviews with 814 of the world’s most demanding business leaders, all in search of their next international investment opportunities, indicate that Europe needs a wake-up call if it is not to lose ground to its more dynamic competitors. See our 2010 European attractiveness survey for details. 10 global private equity watch: new horizons emerge The inaugural issue of 2010 global private equity watch looks at the challenges presented in 2009, while providing a window into the industry's flexibility in adapting to a changing economic environment. Specifically, our report highlights an encouraging start to 2010 with more deal activity and PE exits on the horizon. Are you ready to see energy differently? Smart technologies are modernizing energy systems all round the world, attracting new competitors from many different industries into the power and utilities sector. Potentially, it’s a totally new business model. Find out what it takes to win in a smart future. |
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An apple a day won’t keep health care reform away
Responding to health care reform is not an option — it’s law. Are you prepared to navigate the complexities of the health care bill? We can help. Globalization and the changing world of business 
Has the “flat world” become reality? Together with the Economist Intelligence Unit, we looked at how businesses and countries are adapting to new rules of globalization.
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