05/06/2014

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Investments nor this year will be a priority to financial directors in Croatia, according to the latest survey of attitudes CFOs in Central Europe, which was conducted by Deloitte at the end of the 2013th year. On the new investment will be directed by only 38% of respondents. Similarly, the priority this year will not pose any expansion into new markets (43%), while the top still remained increase revenues global trade atlas in existing markets (66%) and a reduction of indirect costs (64%) ...
"In addition to increasing revenues in existing markets and reducing indirect costs, CFOs in Croatia will be focused on the restructuring and changing business models (76%). Similar to our previous research, a willingness to take risks is low at 21 percent. "Said George Moravek, a partner at Deloitte audit and continues" The greatest pessimism expressed their counterparts from Slovenia, where no one is willing to take risks in the future, and is similar in Serbia, where he is willing to only 7 percent of CFOs. Traditionally, the most positive respondents from Lithuania. "
Research has shown that half of the respondents do not think that in the next twelve months be significant changes in the financial prospects of their companies. Just as in the previous round of research, conducted in the spring of 2013th, high 58.6 percent of respondents believe that external financial and economic uncertainty global trade atlas faced by the business and still extremely high.
As far as the level of debt, 36 percent of CFOs from Croatian global trade atlas companies said that this year it plans to cut, which is an increase compared to 2013th, when it is planned to make 31 percent of respondents. "This is the circle of respondents pointed to the rise of CFOs who believe that bank loans difficult to access. In relation to the 2013th their share increased 4 percent and now stands global trade atlas at 43 percent. "Says Sanja Petračić, manager in Deloitte audit and adds," global trade atlas By the most noticeable change has occurred in the area of increased costs of financing. While the increase in costs for the 2013th predicted 29 percent of respondents to the 2014th this trend predicts 62 percent of them. "
"In terms of macroeconomic developments, there was a further reduction of the CFO largest companies in Croatia who expect a continuation of the recession (30%) compared to the middle of last year, when 42 percent anticipated a continuation of the recession, particularly in relation global trade atlas to the end of 2012. when more than half of the respondents believed that Croatia will remain in recession ", said Moravek. "The majority of respondents (65%) anticipated to Croatia in 2014th stagnate."
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