Ernst & Young今日公佈2010財年全球總收入，達213億美元，而其2009財年收入為214億美元。 2010財年業績先降後升，上半年財年下降，而在第三和第四季度反彈。財年下半年收入同比增長5.3%（以美元計算）。
在Ernst & Young全球四個業務區域中，新建立的亞太區收入同比增長9.0%；而美洲區、EMEIA（歐洲、中東、印度和非洲）區和日本則分別減少3.2%, 0.9%和0.3%。不過，四個區域的業績在2010財年的下半年都出現改善的跡象。Ernst & Young全球主席及首席執行官Jim Turley說：“各業務線下半年的業績增長鼓舞了我們。這與全球經濟復蘇[的趨勢]相一致，同時也反映了我們通過全球領導[架構]的整合、對新興市場的投入，以及員工對工作的專注以及奉獻精神所看到的積極成果。”
2010年6月，Ernst & Young完成又一項重大變革，1200多名合夥人表决通過組建一個新的業務區域，以完成其在亞太的整合。客戶及其股東對Ernst & Young這些整合的舉措表示歡迎，認為這是Ernst & Young各地分所以客戶預期的方式提供服務的表現——以全球一體的組織形式出現，而非一個各國分部的大雜燴。
預計Ernst & Young將以增加2011財年招聘人數（包括在中國和印度招聘超過5,000名新員工）的方式支援全球經濟復蘇。據英國高等教育調查機構Universum上週發佈的2010全球招聘調查結果，通過對近13萬大學生的訪談，Ernst & Young在全球各大公司的排名中名列第三， 並且是“對畢業生展開職業生涯最有吸引力”的雇主。
Turley還表示：“隨著我們走出近數十年來最為嚴重的全球經濟衰退，企業家的才能對確保經濟持續復蘇和創造就業機會變得空前重要起來，未來的行業領袖們就孕育於今天的企業裏。我們將不斷與他們合作，構建我們在業內的領先地位和良好聲譽。”
在2010財年，Ernst & Young連續第四年公佈其10億美元級別的投資戰略。新的投資決策突出強調全球經濟力量的轉變、更多地向新興市場傾斜，且超出原有估計，使最終投入超過了12億美元。“我們致力於關注與開拓新興市場，令我們在其中許多區域市場上實現了從單位數到雙位數的增長，包括非洲、中國、印度和巴西。基於我們首個全球投資計劃的成功、以及我們從新興市場不斷發現的機遇，我們將在可預見的未來保持這樣的投入水平。”Ernst & Young全球首席運營官John Ferraro先生說。
“資本流動的轉變和世界社會結構正在發生的變化增強了我們的決心，保持自身全球化程度最高的專業服務機構[的性質]，同時培養業內首屈一指的人本文化，”Turley先生總結道，“隨著經濟復蘇的趨勢日益明朗，為了向我們的客戶提供高質量的服務，我們的戰略定位也漸趨與眾不同起來，不論他們在全球的哪一個地方營運。 ”
Ernst & Young reports fiscal year 2010 global revenues of US$21.3 billion
07/10/2010
Ernst & Young today announced combined global revenues of US$21.3 billion for the fiscal year ended 30 June 2010, compared with US$21.4 billion in fiscal 2009. The 2010 fiscal year saw a mixed performance, with decreases in revenue in the first half, offset by a rebound in the third and fourth quarters. Revenues in the second half of the financial year increased by 5.3% in US dollars.
Across Ernst & Young’s four geographic Areas, its newly formed Asia-Pacific Area recorded a 9.0% growth in revenues; the Americas, EMEIA and Japan Areas showed a 3.2%, 0.9% and 0.3% decline respectively. All Areas showed improvement in performance in the second half of 2010. “We are encouraged by the return to growth across all our practices in the second half of the year. While it is consistent with the global economic recovery, it also reflects the positive results we are seeing from our global integration leadership, our investments in emerging markets and the remarkable dedication and commitment of our people,” said Jim Turley, Global Chairman and CEO of Ernst & Young.
In June 2010, Ernst & Young achieved another significant milestone by completing our Asia Pacific integration as more than 1,200 of our partners voted overwhelmingly to establish a new combined area. Our The clients and stakeholders continue to welcome these moves which we they see as evidence that we Ernst & Young firms are serving them as they want to be served – by a globally integrated organization and not as a collection of individual national practices.
Ernst & Young expects to support the global economic recovery by increasing its recruitment of new people in FY 2011, including recruiting more than 5,000 in China and India. The 2010 Universum global recruitment survey of nearly 130,000 students, released last week, placed Ernst & Young as number three among all employers worldwide and as the most attractive place for graduates to work in more markets than any of its competitors.
Turley adds, “As we emerge from the worst global downturn in decades, entrepreneurship has never been so important in ensuring the creation of sustainable economic recovery and the creation of employment opportunities. Today’s entrepreneurs are the leading companies of tomorrow and we are constantly building on our leading reputation with entrepreneurial businesses.”
Fiscal 2010 marked the fourth year of Ernst & Young’s previously announced US$1 billion investment initiatives. Underlining the shift in global economic power, much of the new investment has been earmarked for emerging markets and the program exceeded expectations, with more than US$1.2 billion ultimately invested. “Our commitment to the emerging markets resulted in high single-digit to double-digit growth in fiscal 2010 in many markets, including Africa, China, India and Brazil. Based on the success of our first global investment program, as well as the opportunities we continue to see in the emerging markets, we will continue to invest at comparable levels for the foreseeable future,” said John Ferraro, Global Chief Operating Officer of Ernst & Young.
“The shift in capital flows and demographic changes underway reinforce our commitment to remain the most globally integrated professional services organization while fostering the best people culture in our profession,” concluded Turley. “We are uniquely positioned as the recovery takes shape to provide quality services for our clients wherever they operate worldwide.”
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