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In this interview Simon Cocking, Irish Tech News, speaks to KPMG's Stephen Brennan about the R&D Tax Credit, including what makes a project worth claiming and the nature of R&D. They also discuss current technology trends, including Deep Learning, the ethics of AI and how science and technology as we know it might change with the introduction of Quantum computing and the eventual arrival of the Singularity.
Rebecca Brennan and Paul Duggan, co-founders of Athrú Insights, talk to Ian Kehoe, editor of The Currency, about their newly published report, the Tenets of Adaption, which examines the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on businesses across Ireland and the UK.
In this latest podcast, Joe O'Mara, KPMG's Head of Aviation Finance, speaks to Richard Moody, global head of transportation financing at Deutsche Bank. Moody shares his views on the impact of the pandemic on the aviation industry, whose fortunes now rest on government policy, which makes this crisis unique.
Elaine Buckley, Ryle Nugent, Mary O’Connor, Gavin Cumiskey and Cliona O’Leary look at some of the highlights of the 20x20 documentary ‘The Long Road’.
In episode, Joe O'Mara KPMG's Head of Aviation Finance, speaks to Bénédicte Bedaine-Renault, who is head of aviation finance within Natixis covering the Europe, Middle East and African regions. Her team, based in Paris and London, covers both airlines and lessors in the EMEA region. Natixis has four decades of experience in aviation finance and has a current portfolio of 850 aviation assets worth approximately $5bn.
In this episode, Joe O’Mara KPMG’s Head of Aviation Finance, speaks to Marc Iarchy, a partner at aircraft leasing company World Star aviation, about his thoughts on the impact of the crisis so far and for the future of the market.
In this latest podcast, Joe O'Mara KPMG's Head of Aviation Finance, speaks to Firoz Tarapore, CEO of DAE Capital, about his thoughts on the impact of the crisis so far and for the future of the market. DAE owns and manages approximately 400 aircraft worth $15bn.
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