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Turnaround Consulting
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No CommentsCompanies dislike the term ‘turnaround consulting’ because it represents failure. The truth is that turnaround consulting represents success.
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Audit & Assurance
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Audit and assurance is all about meticulous data analysis. Everything needs to be checked, double checked, and triple checked.
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Trades & Stocks
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This allows us to specialize in all dimensions of trades and stocks, because we have a specialist within the team for every scenario.
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Strategic Planning
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We work with our clients and do a deep analysis of their business. We help prepare possible outcomes to different decisions.
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International Business Opportunities
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We allow you to enter international waters without having to worry about making a mistake, as we use our international experience.
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What is PFM?
PFM stands for Public Financial Management.
Who is the Founder/Executive Director of PFM?
Hon. Seth E. Terkper is the Founder and Executive Director of PFM-TAX Africa Network Ltd.
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