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Latin American business health rebounds to pre-pandemic levels.

Coronavirus control keeps APAC mid-market on upward trajectory.

Mid-market’s mood remains low across Europe, but new year offers new hope.

North America stages the strongest comeback of all our profiled regions in the second half of 2020.

Grant Thornton’s index into the health of mid-sized companies indicates cheer among mid-sized companies globally as they look towards 2021.

While the pandemic has certainly tested professional services firms, they have responded with agility, evolving their services and business models to meet the impacts.

The index results for 12 key sectors of the mid-market reveal just how much or little the various parts of the economy were impacted by COVID-19.

Technology, media and telecoms (TMT) is one of the few industries to retain more than a glimmer of optimism in the midst of COVID-19.

What does COVID-19 mean for exports and international supply chains? Shutdowns have caused major disruptions internationally, so how can mid-market business leaders respond?

With more resources available than smaller businesses and with less complexity than larger ones, the mid-market has innate agility to pivot effectively in crises.

Perceived mid-market resilience and agility might have helped ease the shock of COVID-19 pandemic. Will this same resilience transfer to the next phase of the crisis as economies begin to reopen?

A health check of mid-market firms in North America warns of consequences for the region’s future economic growth.

Grant Thornton’s new Global business pulse shows that businesses in the EU have been badly hit by the effects oif COVID-19.

Latin American mid-market shows resolve amid Coronavirus uncertainties with the smallest fall and the best index score across APAC, EU and neighbouring North America.

Grant Thornton’s new index into the health of mid-sized companies comes at the most difficult time in a generation for these companies.

The results of Grant Thornton’s new Global business pulse show that the region held up better than many other parts of the world, with nearly half of mid-market companies remaining optimistic about the economy for the year ahead.