China News Service, Hong Kong, November 23. The international accounting firm Deloitte announced on the 23rd that Deloitte China will invest 1 billion Hong Kong dollars in the next three years to promote the upgrading and transformation of Hong Kong's business.

As part of Deloitte China's latest strategic plan, Inspire HK, this initiative aims to highlight the company's strategic priorities, enhance cross-field service capabilities, and promote talent development in order to seize the development opportunities in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area.

  Deloitte China CEO Zeng Shunfu stated that, as the Chief Executive of Hong Kong said in his policy address last month, Hong Kong has experienced unprecedented severe challenges in the past two years. With the full support of the central government, it has now returned to the “one country, two systems” policy. On the right track.

Hong Kong is now at a new starting point for economic development.

Looking at the current international environment, digital transformation, climate and trust are reshaping market demand and expectations.

Against this background, Hong Kong will remain a very important market for Deloitte.

Deloitte will help Hong Kong get out of the haze of the epidemic and other unstable factors, and is committed to building a better future for Hong Kong.

  According to reports, the Hong Kong, Beijing and Shanghai offices rank among the top three Deloitte China offices in terms of revenue and profit contribution.

In the future, Deloitte will focus on five key areas of mergers and acquisitions, sustainable development, digitalization, insurance and smart city development, and accelerate the growth of Hong Kong's business.

  Zhou Zhixian, Chairman of Deloitte China, said that he hopes to achieve sustainable growth in the Hong Kong market.

Driven by this goal, Inspire HK will enhance Deloitte's cross-domain service capabilities and market competitiveness, and at the same time promote Deloitte's market expansion in the Greater Bay Area and beyond.

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