Deloitte member firms have reported aggregate revenues of $35.2 billion for the fiscal year ended May 31, 2015, representing 7.6 per cent growth in local currency terms.
“Deloitte’s strong financial performance reflects the success of our multidisciplinary model, which drives the delivery of innovative world-class audit, consulting, enterprise risk services, financial advisory and tax and legal services and creates an environment where the world’s leading practitioners thrive,” said Punit Renjen, Deloitte CEO.
Malcolm Booker, chief executive officer at Deloitte Malta, said: “Deloitte Malta is actively pursuing its commitment to providing our clients with best in class professionals and services offered. Our own results in Malta, with growth of 19.8 per cent for the year to December 31, 2014, bear this out.”
Deloitte experienced growth across all its core practices, industry sectors and geographic regions.
Deloitte continues to be a premier career destination for talent, with its workforce growing across all regions and lines of business to over 225,000. Deloitte hired 62,000 new professionals, representing a 15 per cent increase in professionals hired over the last year.
“More and more organisations recognise that doing good business is not just about driving profit. Organisations with a clearly defined purpose are more successful in serving clients and customers, attracting and inspiring talent, and contributing to society as a whole. Every day we challenge ourselves to identify the issues that are most important to our clients, talent and society and to work to make an impact that matters,” Mr Renjen said.
“Deloitte Malta has taken numerous steps to improve the lives of people within our community while maintaining the highest calibre of expertise for our clients. To this end, the firm strives to make an impact that matters through all its endeavours,” Mr Booker said.