SPS Global — SPS Global refers to several organizations across industries. SPS Global (Swiss Post Solutions) is a Zurich-based business transformation company offering data management, customer communications, and workplace solutions across 20+ countries. SPS Global Assistance and Risk Management, founded in 1991 in the UK, provides travel risk, security, and crisis management services in over 130 countries. Additionally, SPS Global Co., Ltd. focuses on surplus asset management and redistribution based on client needs. Each operates independently, providing specialized services under the "SPS Global" brand.
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Geographic Expansion · EMEA
Deloitte Asia-Pacific →Deloitte analysts highlight Asia-Pacific as expected to drive global retail sales over next five years despite Middle East conflict headwinds affecting consumer confidence
Partnership · Americas
Andersen Consulting →Andersen Consulting signed Collaboration Agreement with Nuvolar, a Spanish technology consultancy specializing in cloud-based software development and Salesforce implementations
Restructuring · EMEA
Savannah Group →Savannah Group, a UK-based executive recruitment firm, has entered insolvency and been listed for sale after a failed pivot to AI-driven talent acquisition. Revenue fell 20% YoY (£15.6m to £12.4m), debt costs spiked 5.5x, and net profit halved. The company invested heavily in MapX, an AI recruitment platform launched publicly in February 2023 after internal development since 2019.
Geographic Expansion · EMEA
Aware Super →Aware Super, an Australian super fund, committed €426m to student housing venture, marking its first exposure to German real estate.
Ma Activity · EMEA
Palo Alto Networks →Palo Alto Networks announced acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity company CyberArk, paired with TASE listing and fast-track inclusion into TA-35 and TA-125 indices on August 6.
Partnership · EMEA
HCL Tech →HCL Tech secured a $1.14 billion AI partnership with Mercedes-Benz, displacing incumbent vendor Infosys. This reflects enterprise consolidation trends as tech budgets tighten.