As anticipated, the Reserve Bank of Australia board today left the cash rate unchanged at 0.1 percent, despite increasing noise about an impending uptick in inflation and wages. KPMG believes…

There is more to transition in a family business than deciding what date the leader will step down and deciding who will take over

As the economy rebounds from the setbacks of 2020, the government has had to navigate a path with an eye to both immediate needs and the longer term.

While KPMG anticipate job losses will occur as a consequence of the wage subsidy programme ending, we are not expecting to see job figures ‘falling off a cliff’ next month either.

Addressing shortages in the domestic workforce caused by closed international borders remains a top priority for businesses in 2021

For a week, the world watched the Ever Given container ship, carrying 18,300 containers wedged in the Suez Canal. On Monday, it was freed, although the ripple effect will flow throughout the supply chain for some time.

Almost half of CEOs do not believe there will be a return to pre-COVID business operations until 2022

KPMG anticipates the ending of the JobKeeper program will add to the pressure of those marginal workers and businesses that are still struggling in this coronavirus-impacted economy.

Family business with their long-term mindset and resilient family members places them in a key role to lead Australia’s economic recovery.