In primo piano
19/07/2010 (CorriereEconomia)
Mass Media. La stampa? Ha una carta da giocare
Il futuro dei giornali è molto più roseo di quanto gli stessi editori non pensino: a patto che riescano a reinventare il prodotto in modo molto significativo. È questo, in estrema sintesi, il succo di una ricerca della McKinsey sulle prospettive di business legate alle[..]
Edoardo Segantini
CorriereEconomia
CorriereEconomia
01/07/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
A regulatory squeeze on Europe’s banks?
Most bankers would agree that the financial crisis has highlighted major shortcomings in the regulatory framework governing minimum bank capital and liquidity. New standards for regulatory capital and liquidity, now under discussion at the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, will likely[..]
Philipp Härle, Sonja Pfetsch, Thomas Poppensieker
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/07/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
Capturing the world’s emerging middle class
The rapidly growing ranks of middle-class consumers span a dozen emerging nations, not just the fast-growing BRIC countries, and include almost two billion people, spending a total of $6.9 trillion annually. Our research suggests that this figure will rise to $20 trillion during the next decade—about[..]
David Court, Laxman Narasimhan
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/06/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
The great rebalancing
The vibrancy of emerging-market growth will not be the only major disruption reshaping the global economy in the next ten years, but it may prove the most profound. This decade will mark the tipping point in a fundamental long-term economic rebalancing that will likely leave traditional Western[..]
Peter Bisson, Rik Kirkland, Elizabeth Stephenson
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/06/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
Doing business in Africa
While the global meltdown has shown that great risks may lurk in even the most transparent economies, many African nations have brought inflation under control, opened the door to international trade, and improved the regulatory environment. Learn more about doing business in Africa.McKinsey[..]
McKinsey & Company
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
10/07/2010 (Il Sole 24 Ore - Plus24)
Il valore della competenza
Nel 2009, l'industria dell'asset management italiana è stata fanalino di coda in Europa. «Cresciamo meno in termini di flussi – spiega Giambattista Taglioni, direttore di McKinsey – e in termini di performance per via di un asset allocation e prodotti tradizionalmente[..]
Lucilla Incorvati
Il Sole 24 Ore - Plus24
Il Sole 24 Ore - Plus24
01/07/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
The five types of successful acquisitions
There is no magic formula to make acquisitions successful. Like any other business process, they are not inherently good or bad, just as marketing and R&D aren’t. Each deal must have its own strategic logic. In our experience, acquirers in the most successful deals have specific,[..]
Marc Goedhart, Tim Koller, David Wessels
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/06/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
Africa’s growth story
With the 2010 World Cup set to begin later this week, eyes are turning toward South Africa, the country playing host to the world’s most watched sporting event, and, more broadly, toward Africa as a whole. After decades of stagnation, the continent’s economies have expanded much[..]
McKinsey & Company
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/06/2010 (McKinsey Quarterly)
Global forces: An introduction
“I never think of the future,” Albert Einstein once observed. “It comes soon enough.” Most business managers, confronted with the global forces shaping the business landscape, also assume that their ability to sculpt the future is minimal. They are right that they can[..]
Peter Bisson, Elizabeth Stephenson, S. Patrick Viguerie
McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
01/06/2010 (McKinsey Global Institute)
Lions on the move: The progress and potential of African economies
Africa's collective GDP, at $1.6 trillion in 2008, is now roughly equal to Brazil's or Russia's. While Africa's increased economic momentum is widely recognized, less known are its sources and likely staying power. Among the key findings: Africa's growth acceleration was widespread, with 27[..]
Charles Roxburgh, Norbert Dörr, Acha Leke, Amine Tazi-Riffi, Arend van Wamelen, Susan Lund, Mutsa Chironga, Tarik Alatovik, Charles Atkins, Nadia Terfous, Till Zeino-Mahmalat
McKinsey Global Institute
McKinsey Global Institute