Scotland’s family businesses have been among the hardest hit by the pandemic, according to KPMG’s Global Family Business Report, which questioned almost 3,000 family-owned firms around the world.
Of the Scottish business leaders questioned, 80% said coronavirus has affected revenues – 11% higher than the global average.
Often described in the report as the backbone of the Scottish economy, with the top 100 family-run firms alone employing more than 112,000 people and generating turnover in excess of £20bn.
KPMG Private Enterprise is now partnering with Insider to dig deeper into this trend, finding out how family businesses have been coping during the last year and what the future holds.
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