The Canadian arm of the independent audit firm KPMG has added NFTs to its balance sheet.
at international level audit, tax and consultancy KPMG’s Canadian arm, which provides services, has set up a special in-house audit committee to evaluate the legal and reputational implications of this move before adding cryptocurrencies to the company’s balance sheet. direct cryptocurrency investment had done.
Now adding NFTs to its balance sheet, Benjie Thomas, Managing Partner of the Company’s Advisory Services, said in his statement regarding the NFT acquisition:
NFTs are a new way for companies to interact with customers. Our inclusion of NFTs on the company balance sheet reflects our belief in the value and mission of WoW NFTs, not the continued valuation of NFTs. We are in a good position to be able to provide guidance on creating a corporate NFT strategy.
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WoW, which Thomas stated in his statement (World of Women) the main purpose of the community female artists on web3 for opportunities and increase incentives is said to be. More initiatives by this community leads female artist to crypto and NFT. The community is also involved in solving global women’s questions and in various charitable works.
In the crypto world women are much less than men Nancy Chase, Partner and National Risk Advisory Leader at KPMG stated:
Women are underrepresented in the cryptocurrency market. We are proud to make our first NFT purchase by acquiring the WoW collection that supports women.
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