Publications

In their recent exposure draft, "Revenue from Contracts with Customers", the IASB and the FASB propose to redefine the standards for Revenue Recognition. Companies in the Building & Construction industry will likely conclude that these proposals represent significant change. This publication seeks to outline the potential impact of key proposals on the application of IFRS in the B&C industry.

Date: 08/04/2010 | Size: 2592,40kB

KPMG in conjunction with Infrastructure Journal, announces the 'Infrastructure 100' - a showcase of the most interesting infrastructure projects from around the world. Of those 100 projects - all shortlisted for their scale, complexity, innovation and impact on society - 10 have been highlighted by the independent judging panels as notable projects in different infrastructure sectors.

Date: 07/08/2010 | Size: 5176,74kB

While real estate values on many international markets are seeing another upturn after the downward revisions of the past few years, Switzerland has remained astonishingly quiet in this regard. Swiss values not only proved themselves stable, for the most part a positive trend could be seen. Does that mean a correction is forthcoming?

Date: 04/01/2010 | Size: 801,77kB

Despite the deepest recession in 60 years, the construction industry is surprisingly positive about its future prospects, according to KPMG latest Global Construction Survey. The enclosed report, Navigating the storm: Charting a path to recovery?, presents the views of more than 100 senior executives of some of the world's leading engineering & construction companies across 30 countries.

Publication in German

Date: 12/01/2009 | Size: 2153,39kB

The Global Infrastructure: Trend Monitor is a groundbreaking series of publications allowing infrastructure investments to be compared across geographies. This second edition investigates the current and future state of investment in North America's roads over the medium term and reveals those markets with the most attractive investment potential.

Publication in German

Date: 12/01/2009 | Size: 913,33kB

In cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), KPMG International conducted global research during November and December 2008. The enclosed report, Bridging the Global Infrastructure Gap: Views From the Executive Suite, summarizes the results of our research.

Date: 08/07/2009 | Size: 893,09kB

New research commissioned by KPMG International and conducted in cooperation with the Economist Intelligence Unit, The Changing Face of Infrastructure: Frontline Views from Private Sector Infrastructure Providers, highlights the rising imperative for governments and the private sector to work together more effectively to solve infrastructure challenges.

Date: 08/01/2009 | Size: 1370,37kB

Interview with Ulrich Prien, KPMG, Partner and Sector Head Property and Infrastructure, Switzerland.

Publication in German

Date: 03/17/2009 | Size: 78,91kB

Bringing an integrated approach to the investment lifecycle.

Date: 08/01/2008 | Size: 1535,52kB

KPMG's third Global Construction Survey presents the views of Chief Executive Officers and senior executives of some of the world's leading construction contractors.

Date: 05/01/2008 | Size: 3241,07kB

This report explores the fast developing landscape of Asian real estate.

Date: 05/01/2008 | Size: 2203,76kB

Bringing an integrated approach to the investment lifecycle. KPMG offers independent advice to clients at local, national and global levels.

Date: 05/01/2008 | Size: 864,96kB

Report presents some insight into China's already well developed transport system as it expands to accommodate an exponentially growing middle class.

Date: 04/01/2008 | Size: 708,08kB

Publication examines the impact of the twin requirements of improving water supply in regions where there is a scarcity and enhancing the effectiveness of water treatment on the water business in China.

Date: 03/01/2008 | Size: 1282,07kB

Summary Report: Benchmark indicators and performance of golf courses in the Europe, Middle East and Africa region

Date: 01/01/2008 | Size: 3460,99kB