KPMG US

KPMG US

Financial Services

New York, NY 1,455,126 followers

KPMG LLP, the U.S. audit, tax & advisory firm, operates from 75+ offices and over 40,000 partners and professionals.

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KPMG is one of the world’s leading professional services firms and the fastest growing Big Four accounting firm in the United States. With 75+ offices and more than 40,000 employees and partners throughout the US, we’re leading the industry in new and exciting ways. Our size and strength make us much more agile and responsive to changing trends.

Website
http://www.kpmg.com/US
Industry
Financial Services
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Partnership
Specialties
Audit, Tax, and Advisory

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    With responsibility for business strategy, digital transformation, and risk management, the office of the CFO is the catalyst for AI adoption.  At the 2024 SAP Saphire conference, KPMG US's Preeti Bangali discussed how finance can adopt AI to preserve and create enterprise value and how KPMG is helping clients boost productivity, achieve process excellence, and integrate and modernize business processes with AI. Watch below for quick insights⤵ #SAPSaphire #CFO #AI

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    US Sector Leader, Banking & Capital Markets at KPMG US

    Our recently issued KPMG American Perspectives Survey highlights in this era of digital disruption people’s evolving perspectives and expectations on digital banking, notably differences between generations, that present opportunities for banks seeking to grow their customer base.   For example, around 25% of consumers, but nearly 40% of Gen Z and millennials, are either considering or have already used alternative lending platforms such as peer-to-peer lending or microfinance. At the same time, despite the rise of digital and online channels, brick-and-mortar branches still hold value for consumers, with only 43% of consumers being open to moving to a financial institution that operates only digitally, although this rises to around 50% for Gen Z and millennials.     These, and the other survey findings, demonstrate to me that banks have to continue to invest in digital services if they want to meet the growing expectations of their customers, particularly Gen Z and millennials, who are desiring a big tech experience everywhere they go. Institutions that can deliver new and quality digital services, all-the-while having a trusted human on-hand where necessary, will be best positioned for the future.   Watch below and click for deeper insights in the full report: https://lnkd.in/eeMzWvSq   #ConsumerInsights #CompoundVolatility #Banking #FinancialServices

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    Attn #KPMGInterns! Get ready for an experience like none other. #KPMGLakehouse is the first stop in your career journey. It isn't just a space for learning, it's our cultural home and a place where future leaders converge, collaborate, and cultivate relationships. Learn how we're setting up our interns for success - day one! https://ow.ly/IR8250S0CNu

    Discover the Future of Professional Development: KPMG Lakehouse

    Discover the Future of Professional Development: KPMG Lakehouse

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    U.S. Sector Leader - Energy, Natural Resources and Chemicals at KPMG | Driving Innovative & Transformational Growth Across the Energy Transition

    Last week, KPMG US launched the American Perspectives Survey, which reveals fascinating insights on consumer sentiment as it relates to the energy transition and its cost. With 1,100 adults nationwide participating, the survey highlights the messiness of the energy transition. For example, renewables and fossil fuels seem to have the broadest appeal among consumers, while people aren’t so comfortable with nuclear as an energy source. And all cost costs equal, most Americans still would prefer to drive a standard-gas powered vehicle over a hybrid or an EV. Whether it’s educating consumers on the benefits of nuclear energy or getting customers on board with purchasing an EV or hybrid vehicle, the market – and especially the costs to the consumer – will be a significant driver of the energy transition. For additional survey insights on not just energy, but GLP1s, Generative AI and more, read here: https://lnkd.in/ev6DNZyF

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    National Sports Industry Leader at KPMG US

    Private equity has entered the U.S. professional sports arena, bringing institutional capital, fresh perspectives and increasing influence. My colleagues Scott Purdy, Paul Harris, and I discuss how private equity is changing the business of sports and why it’s critical leagues strike a balance between capital infusion, commercialization, and maintaining competitive balance to ensure the long-term sustainability and success of the sports industry. Check it out:

    Private Equity enters the U.S. professional sports arena

    Private Equity enters the U.S. professional sports arena

    Shawn Quill on LinkedIn

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    Coming June 13 - The KPMG US Regulatory Insights Ten Key Regulatory Challenges: Mid-Year Look Forward. Get ready for current perspectives and future insights. From robust supervision to state, federal, and global regulatory discord to election-year uncertainty—regulatory intensity is driving corporate costs as well as high anxiety. Click below to subscribe today to get your copy! https://lnkd.in/eQ79882F #KPMGPointofView #KPMG #Regulatory

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