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Grant Thornton’s International Business Report (IBR) has been casting a light on the issue of gender diversity in senior management at mid-market businesses for 19 years, exposing barriers and identifying facilitators of change.

Digital technology transformation has become a must for organizations in the energy industry because it provides a long list of opportunities that can provide better value to customers, higher margins and ultimately improved returns to shareholders.

In a market where there is a shortage of qualified collaborators, retaining talent is not an easy task. Companies that seek to go beyond and take the leap to the next level must be aware of the work environment to plan and take measures that lead candidates to choose them as employers.

In the month of Independence, we share why this word is so important in our daily work as an audit firm.

The Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA) released in March 2023 a new statement of minimum requirements for the management and control of information technology and security risks, which will replace Com. A4609. Find out in this article what are the new regulations.

Prior to the beginning of the next Women's Football World Cup, we interviewed Camila Costa Rustom, BPS Accounting Manager and coach of futsal at Deportivo Merlo.

Our audit teams have a new tool to carry out the auditing of financial statements, which will allow them to work with greater agility, protection and security. Preparing for the closing on December 31, 2023, all partners and managers participated in a two-day training session to learn more about it.

The International Sustainability Standards Board published the new IFRS S1 “General requirements for the disclosure of financial information related to sustainability” and IFRS S2 “Climate-related disclosures”. Find out what they are about here.

The drought caused by the “La Niña” meteorological phenomenon led, at the beginning of the year, to the Provincial and National Governments declaring a state of emergency and/or agricultural disaster in various regions of our country. As conditions did not improve, the tax benefits provided by the Agricultural Emergency Law No. 26,509 were extended for 8 months.

Society's concerns forced major changes in companies. The interest in caring for the environment led companies to apply measurable strategies to continue being chosen and even to receive financing. But, what are Corporate Social Responsibility and ESG? Are they the same?

Pride happens in June every year to mark the date of the Stonewall riots in New York, to show how far LGBTQIA+ rights have come, and how, in some spaces, there's still work to be done. We believe that positive visibility and recognition of the LGBTQIA+ community is important, and we support our member in celebrating Pride.

Finally, the fourth key insight from the data looks at how business leaders are working to increase productivity. Identifying the areas for investment that will be most effective for bringing about growth and allowing them to stay one step ahead of their competitors.

In order to respond to these threats effectively, firms will need the right teams in place but, as our third key insight demonstrates, hiring and retaining the right talent remains a challenge amid a widescale skills shortage and with inflation adding to firms’ labour costs.

The second area of key insight identifies how this adaptability allows leaders to be constantly looking for opportunities, even as they are faced by some very real threats. The research shows that prime among the issues weighing on their minds are economic uncertainty, inflation and the risk of cyberattack, but they will also be only too aware that current economic turbulence may create other threats.

Mid-market firms using international supply chains have faced significant disruption and headwinds as a consequence of the war in Ukraine, the long tail of COVID disruption, and wider geo-political tensions. However, despite ongoing economic uncertainty, many international business leaders continue to see international trade, and particularly exports, as a key driver for growth.

Entrepreneurial spirit maintains optimism as firms look past slowdown and plan for growth. Business leaders across the globe began this year with a sense of caution. According to data from the International Business Report (IBR), Grant Thornton’s global survey of mid market companies, optimism among business leaders had fallen to 59%, down from a recent high of 70% at the end of 2021.