The average remuneration paid by Deloitte's UK business to equity partners last year was around £1.13 million, an increase of 7% over the previous year. The agency said demand from the AI consulting business boosted profits. In the fiscal year ending May 31, Deloitte's UK division's revenue rose slightly by 2% to about £5.8 billion. The relevant data was announced in a statement issued on Wednesday. Deloitte UK CEO Darren Graves said in an interview that artificial intelligence has changed from a “tool-level issue, more to a change management issue,” and that customers are concerned about issues such as AI implementation and deployment, AI trustworthiness, and cybersecurity. “We are already seeing continued growth in related demand and driving performance.”
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The average remuneration paid by Deloitte's UK business to equity partners last year was around £1.13 million, an increase of 7% over the previous year. The agency said demand from the AI consulting business boosted profits. In the fiscal year ending May 31, Deloitte's UK division's revenue rose slightly by 2% to about £5.8 billion. The relevant data was announced in a statement issued on Wednesday. Deloitte UK CEO Darren Graves said in an interview that artificial intelligence has changed from a “tool-level issue, more to a change management issue,” and that customers are concerned about issues such as AI implementation and deployment, AI trustworthiness, and cybersecurity. “We are already seeing continued growth in related demand and driving performance.”
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