As global mobility increases it is becoming common for high net wealth families to own homes in a number of countries, as well as investing in commercial and other real estate outside of their country.

Improving your organisation’s maturity level? In our white paper entitled ‘A pragmatic approach to enhancing cyber security’, we explain what a company needs to do to address key cyber risks and draw up a pragmatic roadmap to help you do this.

As noted by the top ten trends in cyber security, the risk of a massive cyber breach negatively impacting a company’s reputation and market value is ever increasing. Thus, all companies need to fully understand the value of the information assets they possess, the cyber security related risk of a...

Cyber-attacks arguably pose the single biggest modern threat to businesses. The number of cyber-attacks, their level of sophistication, and the financial and reputational impact they have all continue to increase at an alarming rate.

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Each quarter we analyse global mid-market deal activity across a number of major regions and selected sectors around the world; we offer you a satellite view of how the M&A market is evolving – and where it appears to be heading.

We are the South African member firm of the BDO International network. The global BDO network provides audit, tax and advisory services in 154 countries, with over 64,300 people working out of over 1,400 offices worldwide.

Brussels, 7 January 2019 - BDO launches a new edition of its biennial study of tax regimes around the world to help high net worth individuals make informed decisions when looking to relocate.

Stakeholders including clients, employees and regulators are increasingly expecting organisations to demonstrate value creation beyond traditional financial metrics and outputs. These expecations are supported by an increasing amount research and market evidence arguing that organisations which...