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What's impacting the future of the EU and what have yet to anticipate. In time, 2016 might be seen as just a warm up for the main event.

The Future of Audit is now prompting all sorts of interest with different stakeholders that have a common interest in building more robust and efficient markets that are fit for the future.

The people of the United States have voted and the new US President is Donald Trump. While it’s still too early to tell the final outcomes we outline some of the global expectations and implications of this result.

The free trade deal between Canada and the EU was signed on Saturday 29 October, bringing the end to seven years of negotiations. But this was not without last minute hitches.

Faced with a myriad of challenges and opportunities, what are the views of business leaders across Asia Pacific? Grant Thornton asked 675 business leaders across two Asia Pacific countries through its International Business Report (IBR) to find out.

The ASEAN trade bloc is a growing force in the world economy and its increasing influence brings with it prime investment opportunities for businesses both inside and outside the region, not least through a stand-out e-health sector.

As we have seen in recent weeks, politics can move surprisingly fast and in surprising directions. That said, there is an emerging understanding about how some key elements of the UK’s exit from the EU will proceed.

While each industry will be impacted differently, all face increasing uncertainty. It is important that you stay calm, review contingency plans and assess the possible implications – there will be risks and opportunities from this decision.

From my trip and recent conversations with policy makers some themes are emerging. While nothing is certain, it appears that the boundaries for a future trading relationship between the UK and the EU are beginning to emerge.

Shockwaves from the UK referendum vote to leave the European Union have resonated across the globe. And as organisations both operating inside and with the UK look to plan to the future the uncertainty created is a critical factor.

In the wake of the UK’s vote to leave the European Union (EU), there are many people trying to understand what it means for the future. The demand for reliable crystal balls is high, while supply remains stubbornly low. Consequently the market price of reliable crystal balls has soared.

The referendum is the single most important issue for the UK economy for the last 40 years – since the first UK referendum – and probably the most important economic issue for the next 40 years.

Blog: UK referendum on EU membership: At least we get a vote

The time will soon come when the UK electorate will vote in a referendum on whether or not to the UK should remain a Member State of the European Union. In many respects British politicians are failing to give the electorate the information they need to make an informed decision.

India’s young, growing workforce and China’s ageing population put Asia’s two great economies at either end of the age dividend. Partners at Grant Thornton discuss the consequences for each of their countries.

I recently finished an Asian tour to connect with our firms in the region and to meet some of their clients. The trip has been an eye-opening experience and a great opportunity to focus on this high-growth region.