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A global hub for knowledge and talent, McKinsey’s Budapest office works with Hungary’s leading companies to accelerate sustainable and inclusive growth.
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Brings a decade of experience in serving major financial institutions across Europe on strategy, large-scale transformation programs,...
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Supports leading financial institutions in shaping ambitious growth strategies and driving digital transformations globally
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A Decade of Lessons on the Energy Transition…
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The energy transition is complex and driven by economics, not just policy. Key strategies include balancing decarbonization with affordability and reliability, planning for surging electricity demand, and investing in clean power sources like nuclear, geothermal, and hydropower.
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McKinsey and Google Cloud launch the McKinsey Google Transformation Group to scale enterprise impact for the AI era
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McKinsey and Google Cloud today announced the McKinsey Google Transformation Group, expanding the two organizations’ long-standing partnership to accelerate enterprise outcomes by enabling AI transformations across domains and industries.
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Budapest awaits: Fulfilling the city’s tourism potential
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Budapest’s tourism is on the rise. Ten opportunities could help the city to capture its growth potential and to further improve the experience of both tourists and locals.
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Women in tech and AI in Europe: Can the region close its gender gap?
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The rise of AI could be the turning point that finally unlocks women’s full participation in the tech sector if addressed early—or reduces their share even further.
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Transforming Europe: Bold moves to lift a continent
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Europe is starting to reform its investment environment, but there’s no time to lose. Standout companies can take the lead with bold strategic moves that drive their own performance—and a continent’s.
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Accelerating Europe’s AI adoption: The role of sovereign AI
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By playing to its strengths, the continent could create an AI ecosystem that accelerates adoption, improves global competitiveness, and reignites economic growth and prosperity.
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Budapest awaits: Fulfilling the city’s tourism potential
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Budapest’s tourism is on the rise. Ten opportunities could help the city to capture its growth potential and to further improve the experience of both tourists and locals.
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Global Banking Annual Review 2023: The Great Banking Transition
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Banking profits are up, thanks to rising interest rates, but financial institutions globally need to reinvent themselves in the face of major structural and macroeconomic shifts.
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Fueling the Hungarian start-up ecosystem
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Cooperation among all stakeholders would help the country create a start-up culture that could generate some 30,000 high-value-adding jobs and up to €1.3 billion in additional direct local spending.
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