DEFENDING YOUR OT/ICS ASSETS: INDUSTRIAL CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS CYBERSECURITY CHALLENGES Has your organization ever experienced a cyberattack (s) in your OT environment? IN THE OT ENVIRONMENT 23% NO A recent global survey from ABI Research and Palo Alto Networks revealed that three out of four organizations have experienced a cyberattack against their Operational Technology (OT) environment. In some cases, industrial operations get shut down due to the attack. YES 76% Malware, Ransomware, an ...

TO THE MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS OF FIFA Circular no. 1889 Zurich, 7 June 2024 Amendments to the FIFA Statutes, the Regulations Governing the Application of the Statutes and the Standing Orders of the Congress Dear Sir or Madam, The 74th FIFA Congress held in Bangkok on 17 May 2024 approved amendments to the FIFA Statutes, the Regulations Governing the Application of the Statutes and the Standing Orders of the Congress as proposed and shared with the member associations per circular no. 1882. Those amendments ali ...

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Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - The 2024 Employer Brand Index highlights the increasing importance of employer branding in attracting and retaining talent, with companies competing fiercely for skilled workers [9][12] - The index reveals that perceptions of employer brands significantly influence candidates' decisions to apply for jobs and their willingness to stay with their current employers [10][12] - The report emphasizes the need for data-driven talent strategies that incorporate employer brand perceptions to navigate the competitive job market [12] Summary by Sections Ranking Analysis - The 2024 Employer Brand Index indicates that companies are leveraging their brands to attract talent amid a challenging job market, with a slight rise in global unemployment predicted [14] - The index is based on surveys from 16 countries, assessing factors such as brand reputation, sustainability, and employee experience to determine employer brand strength [14][15] - The results show significant variations in employer brand perceptions across different countries, highlighting the need for tailored branding strategies [15] Country Analysis - In the UK, reputation and prestige are key drivers for prospective employees, while enjoyable work and remuneration are more important for retention [32] - South African banks, particularly Standard Bank, are recognized for their strong employer brands, with high scores in metrics like employing top talent and providing enjoyable work [37] - In China, factors such as work-life balance and competitive salaries are crucial for attracting talent, with companies like WeChat excelling in employer branding despite limited global recognition [44] Methodology - The Employer Brand Index is based on an anonymous online survey of over 11,000 respondents across various industries in 16 markets, focusing on external perceptions of employer brands [23][28] - The assessment includes 15 employer-related attributes across six key topics, with a focus on familiarity and consideration as primary drivers of brand strength [29][30]

Investment Rating - The report does not explicitly provide an investment rating for the industry Core Insights - B2B trading on credit remains vital in Türkiye, with an average of 49% of total B2B sales transacted on credit, varying by sector [7] - Nearly 60% of businesses report no significant change in payment policies over the past year, with an average payment term of 54 days from invoicing [7] - Late payments affect an average of 43% of all B2B sales on credit, with bad debts standing at 5% [7] - A significant 69% of companies expect a surge in demand for their products and services in the coming year, particularly in the chemicals industry [14] - Concerns about the domestic economy, customer acquisition challenges, and geopolitical tensions are prevalent among businesses [14] Summary by Sections B2B Payment Practices Trends - Trading on credit is crucial, with 49% of B2B sales on credit; 55% in chemicals and 41% in agri-food sectors [7] - Average payment term is 54 days, with the agri-food sector offering the most lenient terms [7] - Late payments affect 43% of B2B sales on credit, with bad debts at 5%; cash flow issues are the main reason for late payments [7] Future Outlook - 69% of companies anticipate increased demand, while only 44% expect profit growth [14] - 47% of businesses expect stable payment practices, with mixed views on Days-Sales-Outstanding (DSO) [14] - Major concerns include economic conditions (42%), human resources limitations (37%), and customer acquisition challenges (30%) [15]

Clean Energy Transition: Machines and Manufacturing Has the sector flown under the sustainability radar? When looking at the sources of greenhouse gas emissions into in our atmosphere, the machines sector does not come anywhere near the top of the list. In fact, a detailed breakdown by Climate Watch in 2020 found that energy-related emissions from the production of machinery amounts to about 0.5% of total global emissions. This contrasts markedly with iron and steel manufacturing, for instance, which alone ...

THE FUTURE OF FINANCIAL REPORTING 2024: PRIVATE COMPANIES’ AND SMEs’ REPORTING – FUTURE TRENDS AND CHALLENGES A discussion paper based on the British Accounting and Finance Association (BAFA), Financial Accounting & Reporting Special Interest Group (FARSIG) Virtual Symposium, 12 January 2024. About ACCA We are ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), a globally recognised professional accountancy body providing qualifications and advancing standards in accountancy worldwide. Founded in 190 ...

Industry Investment Rating - The report highlights the strong performance of the Malaysian food and insurance sectors, with food brands recording a combined brand value growth of 15% to USD1.6 billion and insurance brands seeing a 73% increase to USD990 million [18][19] - PETRONAS remains the most valuable Malaysian brand for the 14th consecutive year, with a brand value increase of 15% to USD14.6 billion [22][23] - Malaysia Airports recorded the largest brand value growth of 53% to USD101 million, driven by recovery in commercial and retail contributions [30][31] Core Report Insights - The Malaysian food and insurance sectors are experiencing growth despite global economic uncertainties, supported by government initiatives and strategic brand positioning [19] - PETRONAS leads in sustainability perceptions, with the highest Sustainability Perceptions Value of USD1.3 billion and a positive gap value of USD87 million, indicating strong sustainability performance [34][35] - Dutch Lady Milk emerged as the strongest Malaysian brand in 2024, with a Brand Strength Index (BSI) score increase of 8.1 points to 88.2, driven by initiatives like the School Milk Programme [26][27] Sector Analysis Banking - The banking sector remains the second-largest contributor to brand value in Malaysia, accounting for 19% of total brand value, despite a 17% decline in combined brand value to USD9.7 billion [39] - Maybank, CIMB, and Public Bank are the top three banking brands, with Maybank maintaining its AAA brand strength rating despite a 14% decline in brand value to USD3.4 billion [40][41] - RHB Bank increased its green loans target to RM23.8 billion, exceeding its initial goal of RM20 billion by 2026, reflecting the sector's focus on sustainability [43] Telecoms - The telecoms sector saw a 2.2% increase in combined brand value to USD5 billion, with CelcomDigi emerging as the most valuable telecoms brand at USD1.4 billion [45][46] - Maxis recorded a 10% increase in brand value to USD1.3 billion, supported by its 5G-Advanced technology trial and customer engagement campaigns [48] - Unifi, a new entrant, became Malaysia's strongest telecoms brand with a BSI score of 85.2 and a AAA brand strength rating, driven by its customer-centric campaigns [49] Brand Value Rankings - The top 10 most valuable Malaysian brands include PETRONAS (USD14.6 billion), Genting (USD3.5 billion), and Maybank (USD3.4 billion) [52] - Notable newcomers in the rankings include CelcomDigi (USD1.4 billion) and Mr D.I.Y (USD537 million), with Mr D.I.Y achieving a AAA brand strength rating in its first appearance [52][29] - Malaysia Airports and MISC recorded significant brand value growth, with increases of 53% and 49% respectively, driven by strategic partnerships and sustainability initiatives [30][32]

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