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Revenues generated by family business are expected to reach $29 trillion by 2030, which would translate into an 84% increase compared to 2020, according to a Deloitte study.

Most of the financial institutions in the EU are in early preparation stage to comply with the new anti-money laundering (AML) and countering financing of terrorism (CFT) legislation requirements and will need significant investments in technology, personnel and training to align to the new European framework until the July 2027 deadline, according to the Deloitte report Navigating the EU AML/CFT Landscape, conducted in 20 countries, including Romania.

De impact van AI zal groot zijn, maar bij eerdere technologische vernieuwingen werd het effect op de werkgelegenheid ook wel eens overschat, relativeert bestuursvoorzitter Honig van Deloitte.

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A Deloitte survey shows 99% of CFOs at billion-dollar firms expect to adopt crypto long term, with nearly a quarter planning integration within two years. Cryptocurrency is becoming a financial planning priority, with 99% of chief financial officers at billion-dollar firms expecting to use it for business in the long term, according to Deloitte’s Q2 2025 survey of CFOs. The survey, conducted among 200 CFOs at companies with over $1 billion in revenue, revealed that 23% expect their treasury departments to use crypto for investments or payments within the next two years. This figure climbs to almost 40% among CFOs at firms with revenue of more than $10 billion. Despite the momentum, finance chiefs remain cautious. Concerns about price volatility top the list, with 43% of respondents citing it as a primary barrier to adopting non-stable cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH). Read more

Romania's manufacturing sector is a pillar of the country's economy, contributing significantly to the gross domestic product (GDP) and holding a substantial share in exports and in the workforce, according to a Deloitte analysis.

Romanian employers (66%) think that reinventing the structure of the organization to balance agility and flexibility needed for business development with the stability for employees is very important for the organization’s success, but only 28% of them have made real progress in this direction, according to the Deloitte 2025 Global Human Capital Trends results for Romania.

Global leaders’ confidence in their organizations’ artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives grows strong, according to a Deloitte study, as eight out of ten organizations (78 percent) expect to increase their overall AI spending in the next fiscal year.

Two-thirds (66 percent) of company representatives say that recently hired employees were not fully prepared for the roles they fill, and lack of experience was the main cause of failure, while employees (nearly 60 percent) consider their organization values job experience and degrees over skills and potential, according to the Deloitte 2025 Global Human Capital Trends report.

Consumer interest in electric vehicles (EVs) continues to decline in the world’s largest markets, in favor of the internal combustion engines (ICE), that are gaining ground in consumer preferences in Germany (53%, up from 49% in 2024), Japan (41%, up from 34% in 2024), India (54%, up from 49%) or China (38%, up from 33%), except in the USA where, however, classical engines hold a high share in consumer options (62% vs. 67% in 2024), according to the Deloitte 2025 Global Automotive Consumer Study.

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Almost 90% of commercial real estate companies (commercial spaces, business centers and office, logistics premises) expect their revenues to increase in 2025, but remain cautious about the changing market conditions, and 60% anticipate an annual growth of more than 5%, after two consecutive years in which most participants expected revenue declines, according to Deloitte 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook.

Companies in Romania expect a challenging year, marked by cautious optimism and a focus on managing risks and costs, according to the Deloitte 2025 Romania CFO Survey, conducted at the end of 2024 among approximately 130 Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) based in the country.

Deloitte: Winter Holiday Spending in Romania Set to Rise 8% in 2024 amid Price Increases

Seven out of ten companies in Romania (67%) expect an increase in impact of circular economy regulations from moderate over the last 12 months to high and very high in the next five years, as shown by the Deloitte study “Circular Economy. Perception and the Stage of the Implementation in Romania 2024”, conducted this year among approximately one hundred companies on the local market.

The overall costs of the global energy transition, estimated at USD200 trillion by 2050, could be reduced by almost 25 percent using de-risking instruments, thus facilitating new methods of financing and refinancing green projects, according to a Deloitte study.

Romanian companies’ success largely depends on leaders’ ability to adapt to the ever-changing demands of the labor market (81%), but more than half of the companies (57%) are not prepared to address this topic, according to Deloitte 2024 Global Human Capital Trends survey for Romania.

More than two thirds of companies worldwide (70%) expect an increase in public reporting on tax, as a result of the numerous regulations adopted in recent years, making data transparency and compliance with authority requirements the main challenge they currently face, according to Deloitte 2024 Global Tax Policy Survey.

An impressive share of 83% of the Gen Z respondents (aged 23-27) have plans for their future, and 38% of them think at least three years ahead, while an equal percentage plan for the next one to three years, according to the Deloitte study “How does European Generation Z buy insurance?”, conducted in nine European countries, including Romania.

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