Public companies in North America made up more than one-third of the world’s 2,500 largest groups by market value last year for the first time since before the financial crisis.
Their resurgence comes at the expense of companies in developing markets. In 2013, these accounted for just over one in four of the largest groups, but in the course of 12 months this slipped 3 percentage points to 22.7 per cent.
Analysis by Strategy &, the consultancy formerly known as Booz and Company, shows that the proportion of US and Canadian groups in the top 2,500 ranking is the highest since 2006, when they made up almost 40 per cent.
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