Press Releases

Childcare Benefits More Than Pay for Themselves

New Report from Moms First and BCG Reveals that US Employers Investing in Childcare Benefits Experience Positive Returns on Investment Ranging from 90% to 425%Retaining as Few as 1% of Eligible Employees Can Cover the Cost of Childcare Benefits for All Who Are Eligible Within the CompanyEmployer-Provided Childcare Benefits Can Help Employees Avoid More than Two Weeks of Absences AnnuallyWASHINGTON, DC—Just 12% of all US workers have access to childcare benefits through their employer, a figure that drops to 6% for people who work part-time or are in the lowest income quartile. However, as revealed by a landmark new report being released today by Moms First and Boston Consulting Group (BCG), titled The Employee Benefit That Pays for Itself, companies that effectively invest in childcare benefits are seeing positive returns on investment ranging from 90% to 425%.

e-HKD, Tokenised Deposits and Stablecoins Adoption May Empower Hong Kong’s Future Economic Development

Potentially generating an additional 0.5% in GDP growth per year for the next 10 years

A Bump in the Road: Private Equity Infrastructure Investment Set to Rebound Following Slowdown in 2023

Private Infrastructure Investment Has Been Put to the Test in a Challenging Environment; the Number of Infrastructure Deals Declined by 18% in 2023, and Global Infrastructure Fundraising Fell by 50% from a High of $176 Billion in 2022 to $89 BillionPrivate Infrastructure Investment Will Be Crucial, Given the High Demand for Renewed Infrastructure and the Need to Bridge a Massive Funding GapOperational Value Creation Will Become Even More Critical to Drive ReturnsBOSTON—Private investment in infrastructure has had sustained growth, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 18% from 2018 to 2023. Stable returns, low cyclicality, the ability to pass through cost inflation, a frequently regulated operational environment, and high barriers to entry have guaranteed unlisted infrastructure a spot in state-of-the-art strategic asset allocations.

La réduction des coûts en tête des priorités des dirigeants en 2024

Dans une nouvelle étude BCG, les dirigeants se disent plus optimistes qu'en 2023 et mieux préparés aux chocs à venir.

CM13 Abou Dhabi - Quelles sont les économies qui bénéficient le plus des accords de libre-échange ?

Alors que s’ouvre la XIIIe Conférence ministérielle de l’Organisation mondiale du commerce (OMC) à Abou Dhabi - BCG publie un nouveau rapport dédié aux accords de libre-échange (ALE).

Bioproduction : vers un marché de 200 milliards de dollars

Alors que la réduction des émissions carbone est devenue une priorité stratégique pour les entreprises, la bioproduction semble apporter une réponse à la hauteur de l’enjeu.

BCG Joins Télécom Paris Research Chair on Intelligent Cybersecurity for Mobility Systems (ICMS) for Four Years

The aim of this chair is to develop world-class training and research opportunities in close collaboration with partners, whilst simultaneously helping manufacturers to resolve their cybersecurity issues.

BCG rejoint la chaire de recherche de Télécom Paris
« Intelligent Cybersecurity for Mobility Systems (ICMS) » pour une durée de quatre ans

L’objectif de cette chaire est de développer une recherche de niveau international tout en accompagnant les industriels à résoudre leurs problématiques liées à la cybersécurité.

Comment les banques peuvent-elles générer 7 000 milliards de dollars de valeur d’ici cinq ans ?

Alors qu'il est peu probable qu’elles retrouvent les niveaux de rentabilité et les valorisations qui existaient avant la crise financière mondiale, une transformation profonde pourrait permettre de répondre aux attentes des actionnaires tout dynamisant l’économie.

BCG e WEF: per Governi e Aziende è Tempo di Azioni Audaci

L’azione climatica punta solo al 35% delle emissioni globali entro il 2050 e su appena il 20% al 2030, ma le organizzazioni pubbliche e private possono fare di più.