Bruce Matthews

Bruce Matthews

Partner,
KPMG Lower Gulf

The exciting thing about the Middle East right now is that it's at the crossroads between the East and the West. (I believe that) The GCC and the United Arab Emirates , in particular, is one of the most resilient places on the planet. That's because people here are often able to quickly identify the problem and execute innovative solutions.

Bruce Matthews,
KPMG in the Lower Gulf

Nicoleta Mihai

Nicoleta Mihai

Associate Partner,
KPMG in Romania

Investment has effectively dried up as investors assess the impact of high energy prices and high inflation. Those reliant on Germany as an export market are particularly nervous. But the expectation is that investors will start lending and adding new funds in the new year.

Nicoleta Mihai,
KPMG in Romania

Alina Woloszyn

Alina Wołoszyn

Partner,
KPMG in Poland

Everybody knows a recession is coming. The big question everyone is asking is how long it will last and what shape it will take. At the same time, I think there are significant investment opportunities connected with energy transformation as well as for big industry players seeking to expand their capabilities or move out of war-affected areas.

Alina Wołoszyn,
KPMG in Poland

Ines Dourado

Inês Dourado

Associate Partner,
KPMG in Portugal

In Angola, we see some challenge arising related to imports and the country's dependence on foreign products. We are seeing opportunities emerge in that market, supported by government resource revenues, in a wide range of industries.

Inês Dourado,
KPMG in Portugal