That burden meant that most venture firms simply ignored the Canadian market, says Deloitte: A 2007 survey by Deloitte and Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (CVCA) of 528 VCs from around the world found that 40% of U. S respondents and 28% of global respondents cited Canada's unfavourable tax environment as a key reason for not investing in Canadian companies. This level of concern is five times higher than for any other country in the survey and reflects the current investment crisis within Canada's venture capital industry. The survey also found that Canada is attracting the attention of just 11% of U. S. VCs as a primary country for expansion — behind China (34%) and India (24%). 
Share:  That burden meant that most venture firms simply ignored the Canadian market, says <span class="company">Deloitte</span>: A 2007 survey by <span class="company">Deloitte</span> and Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (CVCA) of 528 VCs from around the world found that 40% of U. S respondents and 28% of global respondents cited Canada's unfavourable tax environment as a key reason for not investing in Canadian companies. This level of concern is five times higher than for any other country in the survey and reflects the current investment crisis within Canada's venture capital industry. The survey also found that Canada is attracting the attention of just 11% of U. S. VCs as a primary country for expansion — behind China (34%) and India (24%). Tweet this 

Just in case you thought the Cayman Islands' 15 minutes of hedge fund fame was falling victim to a global backlash against offshore tax havens, Norm McGregor of Deloitte & Touche's office here has something to tell you. McGregor kicked off the annual "GAIM Ops" conference earlier today in Grand Cayman by pointing out that the 9500 funds domiciled on this island was only 500 below its all time high. This was emblematic of a sense of optimism that seems to permeate this year's event. 
Share:  Just in case you thought the Cayman Islands' 15 minutes of hedge fund fame was falling victim to a global backlash against offshore tax havens, Norm McGregor of <span class="company">Deloitte</span> & Touche's office here has something to tell you. McGregor kicked off the annual "GAIM Ops" conference earlier today in Grand Cayman by pointing out that the 9500 funds domiciled on this island was only 500 below its all time high. This was emblematic of a sense of optimism that seems to permeate this year's event. Tweet this 

What do you think of when you hear Deloitte?  You might think of a professional services firm or Big Four auditor Today, the company has also put a big green stake in the ground, both looking internally to green their operations and as an offering in its consulting practice 
Share:  <span class="sent">What do you think of when you hear <span class="company">Deloitte</span>?  You might think of a professional services firm or Big Four auditor</span> Today, the company has also put a big green stake in the ground, both looking internally to green their operations and as an offering in its consulting practice Tweet this 

Deloitte . , the firm originally known for its accounting and audit services,  has begun to integrate sustainability into its core business functions, including strategy, consulting and tax services They also recently launched the Center for Sustainability Performance (CSP) to provide on site client training, research and development, with a focus on corporate sustainability measurement and reporting 
Share:  <span class="sent"><span class="company">Deloitte</span> . , the firm originally known for its accounting and audit services,  has begun to integrate sustainability into its core business functions, including strategy, consulting and tax services</span> They also recently launched the Center for Sustainability Performance (CSP) to provide on site client training, research and development, with a focus on corporate sustainability measurement and reporting Tweet this