Publicaties
2026 - Going global - Intrepreneur Report 2026 Mapping the route to interpreneurial succes
In a global economy, uncertainty is no longer exceptional, it is the operating environment. For ambitious mid-market businesses expanding internationally, standing still is not an option. In Kreston Global’s latest Interpreneur Report, business leaders deliver their clearest message yet: resilience is not a nice-to-have, it is the key to global success. Is the greatest risk not the volatility itself, but failing to adapt to it?
Magazine - Doing Business in the Netherlands
The Netherlands is an open economy, carried along by international economic trends. In addition, global warming, the continuing uncertainties surrounding the war in Ukraine, volatile energy markets and immigration issues are also presenting new challenges. However, these have a relatively limited direct real impact on Dutch exports. The effects of Brexit are becoming increasingly evident, particularly in terms of its impact on Dutch exports. It is notable that the Netherlands continues to be an attractive location for British and other international companies, either to establish new operations or to expand existing activities within the European Union.
Magazine - Doing Business in Europe
Ranking as the 11th largest network in Europe, Kreston Global has over 8,500 highly qualified staff in 60 member firms working in 33 countries across Europe. In this issue, we explore the business landscapes of 14 European countries, benefitting from both Eastern and Western perspectives, and a look forward. Our experts share insight on hot topics in the region, such as the EU VAT GAP, the Next Generation EU (NGEU) fund supporting ESG initiatives, and the latest on ATAD 3 and the Unshell Directive. Our special report on transfer pricing offers critical insights for businesses, and look into the future with a special feature on the 10-year recovery plan for Ukraine.
Magazine - Doing business in Asia Pacific
Kreston Global capabilities in the Asia Pacific region are both geographically and commercially diverse, with 21 exciting markets and locations, represented by 46 member firms with 146 offices and 6,000+ professionals across the region, which generates over US $490 million in fees each year.
Magazine - Doing business in the Middle East
Since the first member firm joined the network in Turkey in 1996, Kreston Global Middle East has been on a trajectory of expansion and innovation. Today, our network has over 800 expert staff stationed in 43 offices, across 12 countries. This extensive reach in the Middle East makes Kreston Global positioned to offer a wealth of services tailored to the complex financial landscapes of the region. In this issue of Doing Business in the Middle East, we explore how Egypt and Turkey are keeping up with the growth of oil-producing countries in the Middle East, and how Saudi, Qater and the UAE are making material changes to visions for the future that reduce reliance on oil-based GDP.
Magazine - Doing business in North America
Kreston Global has an impressive footprint in the North American region, with over 50 offices and more than 6,500 staff to support businesses expanding into the US, Canada and the Bahamas.
With one of the largest listed advisory and assurance organisations in the US, CBIZ/MHM, as part of our network, together with our Canadian firm Kreston GTA and our Bahamian firm, Kreston Bahamas, North American clients and new entrants can tap into considerable knowledge and location coverage across this region.
Magazine - Doing Business in Latin America
Kreston Global Latin America spans 17 countries, with 25 firms and over 1200 staff, ranking as the 15th largest global accounting network in the region (according to the International Accounting Bulletin). In the latest guide to doing business in our regions, we analyse the impact of the 2024 elections, the rapid growth of the Brazilian economy and what the future of doing business in Argentina could look like. Our experts share insight on regional hot topics, including the nearshoring opportunity in Mexico, the low tax jurisdiction appeal of Puerto Rico and the impact of Ecuador’s Investment Contract.
Magazine - Doing Business in Africa
With East Africa highlighted as the economic engine for the region, our experts in Ethiopia and Kenya explain what is behind the transformation and how significant investment in banking and telecommunications should ensure the economic boom lasts well. Our experts also discuss “Green Africa”; Mauritania poised to move away from fossil fuels and towards green hydrogen, the sustainable policies driving change in Morocco and Tunisia and the diversification of Nigeria away from fossil fuels into manufacturing. We take a look at the challenges South African businesses are facing at the moment, and how risk management can help clients achieve sustainable growth in a turbulent economy.
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2024 Going global - Mapping the route to interpreneurial success
In periods of volatility or challenging headwinds, SMEs have the benefit of agility to turn challenges into opportunities and seek out new ways in which to make their business successful, both at home and abroad. Taking the leap to go global requires grit and confidence. Those that make the transition must balance careful preparation and well-informed decision-making with the willingness to be bold and the foresight to keep an eye firmly fixed on the future. Having access to specialist local knowledge and on-point expertise on the ground should enable you to get set up quickly so that you can start to maximise returns sooner and drive performance on a global scale.