Dennis Nally

According to PwC's annual CEO survey, confidence in the global economy has fallen 10 points versus last year's survey reports CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi.

High expectation from Budget fueling optimism in India: PwC

Not many global CEOs are optimistic about growth this year and only 37 percent think global economy will improve this yearm which is down from 44 percent last year.

India has potential to average 9% growth over 20 years: PwC

Global chairman of PwC International, Dennis Nally believes India has the potential to realise 9 percent average growth. But things need to be addressed for that to happen, he adds – be it doing business, changing the mindset, different ways of capturing opportunities, among others.

India poised to grow despite concerns: PwC

PwC's Dennis Nally continues to believe that India offers tremendous potential and there are lots of opportunities with the economy.

CEOs say economy to improve in a year, India included: PwC

In India, confidence levels will continue to increase so much that any coalition government will be forced to develop pro-business policies, practices, regulations; making it easier to do business, opening up some foreign investment, says Dennis Nally, Chairman of PwC International.

Has brand perception changed for PwC post Satyam scandal?

The world's largest accounting and tax firm PwC's chairman Dennis Nally, in a special conversation with CNBC-TV18’s Siddharth Zarabi spoke about the effect that the Satyam scandal had on the firm and the changes which came about post the issue.

Implementation of major accounting change is not easy

The Satyam scam tainted the reputation of the world's largest accounting and tax firm badly. In an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Siddharth Zarabi, PWC Global Chairman, Dennis Nally spoke about how the firm is managing the fallout of the Satyam scam and its efforts to cooperate with regulators in India.

Mah Satyam writes to fin min to review Rs 617cr tax claim: Sources

Technology major Mahindra Satyam has written to the finance ministry against the demand notice sent by the Income Tax (I-T) department. The company wants the ministry to review tax claims of Rs 617 crore.

Davos: Betting on India in long-term, says PwC

Every year the opening of the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos is marked by PwC’s Global CEO Survey. In an interview with CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi, Dennis Nally, Global CEO of PwC spoke about the survey and the sense he has got from speaking with business leaders across the world.