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Following the drastic decline of the M&A market in 2009, KPMG in Russia and the CIS expects M&A activity to increase significantly in 2010.
Yvo De Boer, one of the world's leading authorities on climate change and sustainability, is leaving his international role with the United Nations to join KPMG.
KPMG invites you to take part in this research project.
KPMG announced a survey of financial statements of Russia's major companies to identify key impairment trends.
According the study Russian electricity sector needs USD 550 billion investments in next decade.
Graham Povey is announced as a Head of Tax&Legal, KPMG in Russia and the CIS.
Senior executives continue to predict an increase in M&A activity driven primarily by technology requirements and overcapacity.
BRIC and Asia Pasific member firms continue growth driven by audit and increase in M&A activity.
78 percent of Russian respondents to KPMG's 2009 Global Construction Survey expect to either increase or maintain profit levels by mid 2010.
KPMG has presented the results of its another research project focused on consumer and industrial manufacturing in Central and Eastern Europe as well as the North-Western region of the Russian Federation.
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