12-14-2003, 12:15 AM
HI Guybrush
On the basis of my understanding I thought that pakistani companies are losing out. I put down my understanding first and kindly let me know if I am correct b4 we proceed further
Big four in pakistan are associated with UK practices. They use this association to drive to new clients within pakistan. As a result if they get a new client using their associated contacts, they are obliged to pay to foreign associate a sum of money. In doing so the clients already existed in pakistan. Say xyz was with AFF, it was taken over by KPMG by persuing aggressive marketing policies and using their UK KPMG contact. Apart from this I understand that there is no other business that flows from foreign associates to Pakistani companies. is it correct?
Talking of KPMG, their global chief is in india, any ideas whats he doing in india.
Thanks
zubair
On the basis of my understanding I thought that pakistani companies are losing out. I put down my understanding first and kindly let me know if I am correct b4 we proceed further
Big four in pakistan are associated with UK practices. They use this association to drive to new clients within pakistan. As a result if they get a new client using their associated contacts, they are obliged to pay to foreign associate a sum of money. In doing so the clients already existed in pakistan. Say xyz was with AFF, it was taken over by KPMG by persuing aggressive marketing policies and using their UK KPMG contact. Apart from this I understand that there is no other business that flows from foreign associates to Pakistani companies. is it correct?
Talking of KPMG, their global chief is in india, any ideas whats he doing in india.
Thanks
zubair
