KPMG confidence survey published

Monday, 8 August 2016 00:00

KPMG has released the findings of its annual CEO confidence survey.

The purpose of the report is to see how international CEOs are gauging the challenges and prospects for growth each year.

Overall the 1300 people surveyed were confident in industry and the economy but highlighted the negative effects of disruptive technology and cyber security as the highest risks to business in 2016.

Managing director at KPMG Mike Fayle explains some of the issues that might have an impact on Island businesses:

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