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Riding The Disruption Wave

Global Finance

New technologies promise vast increases in growth and efficiency. Disruptive technologies are not only reshaping the business landscape, but forcing CFOs to rapidly evolve their strategies and embrace innovation. For CFOs, they require balancing stability and transformation. increase from last year.

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Tanzania: East Africa’s New Powerhouse

Global Finance

billion by 2027. Magnis Energy Technologies, which also has interests in graphite mining, is relishing a deal with electric vehicle giant Tesla for the purchase of up to 35,000 metric tonnes of anode active material annually for three years starting in early 2025. Government data show the mining sector accounts for 9.1%

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COP29: Aliyev’s Moment In The Spotlight

Global Finance

The government aims to lure foreign direct investment (FDI) into such sectors as tourism, information and communication technology, logistics and transport, and agribusiness. Azerbaijan has, in fact, long been committed to boosting its non-oil economy and diversifying away from fossil fuels, which account for almost 48% of GDP and 92.5%

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How the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’ reshapes SALT planning

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Technology enablement To stay agile in a rapidly changing environment, your team needs access to smart, responsive tools.  Equipping your team with the right technology ensures your firm can adapt quickly and deliver consistent value. Each client’s situation is unique. They require foresight, agility, and strategic execution.

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Kenya: Capital Requirement Rule to Trigger Bank Mergers

Global Finance

“Fintechs will drive innovation in the sector, prompting traditional banks to adopt new technologies to stay competitive,” says Anne Kibisu, a banking analyst at Deloitte Kenya. By 2027, Kenyas banking sector is expected to be more robust and consolidated. “Mergers are also being considered.”

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Federal implications of the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill’: What’s changing and how to respond

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30% ITC for commercial wind and solar ends after December 31, 2027, unless construction begins by July 4, 2026 (then must be placed in service by end of 2027). Clean Vehicle & Charging Credits (Sections 30D, 25E, 30C). Investment Tax Credit for Solar & Wind (Section 48E).

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The OBBBA Awards: Recognizing the biggest hits and misses of the bill

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Jump to ↓ Best revival of a deduction The whiplash award Best newcomer Most dramatic plot twist Biggest crowd-pleaser In memoriam Closing remarks Lead with strategy, powered by technology Best revival of a deduction And the winner is: The qualified business income (QBI) deduction ! Known as the star of the TCJA, IRC Sec.